The asking price appears reasonably competitive when compared to similar properties in the area. While the lack of square footage data for comparison properties makes a precise assessment difficult, the price seems within the expected range for a one-bedroom apartment in this location. However, the comparatively small size and lack of significant outdoor space might slightly detract from its value proposition.

The property appears to be in generally good condition, with modern fixtures and fittings in the kitchen and bathroom. While the interior is somewhat sparsely decorated and might benefit from some personal touches, there are no apparent major issues requiring immediate repair or renovation. However, some aspects show signs of light wear and tear.

The property benefits from a convenient location close to Burgess Hill town centre, with good access to transport links (Burgess Hill train station is 1.03 km away, providing connections to London, Gatwick, and Brighton). The proximity to several well-regarded schools (St Wilfrid’s Catholic Primary School, The Burgess Hill Academy, and Woodlands Meed) further enhances its appeal to families. However, the immediate surrounding area lacks some amenities, thus affecting the score.

The property offers a small balcony/terrace, but there’s no significant garden or outdoor space. Therefore the land score is low.