The list price sits within a reasonable range compared to other nearby properties, particularly those of a similar size and style. The lack of precise square footage data for comparable properties makes an exact price per square foot calculation impossible, however, a qualitative assessment suggests the price is competitive for the location and condition of the property.

While the property appears to have been recently renovated or updated, based on the photos, some minor inconsistencies in finish and style are noticeable. It’s presented well, but not to a flawless, top-tier standard, hence a score of 7 rather than 10. The image quality also makes it slightly difficult to be completely sure of the condition of all aspects of the property.

The property is situated in the North Laine area of Brighton, known for its vibrant atmosphere, independent shops, and proximity to the city centre. This makes it a highly desirable location, scoring high in terms of convenience and lifestyle appeal. The close proximity to Brighton train station further enhances its appeal.

The property includes a small, relatively enclosed courtyard. While it offers some outdoor space, it is not extensive and lacks the features typically associated with a larger garden, such as lawn area. Therefore, the land score reflects the limited size and practicality of the available space.