While the list price of £140,000 for a one-bedroom apartment in Horsham might seem reasonable at first glance, more contextual data is needed. The absence of comparable local property data makes it difficult to determine whether this represents good value for money. The size of the apartment is average. Further investigation into similar properties recently sold or currently listed in the area is needed to confirm the price’s reasonableness.

The property appears generally well-maintained from the photographs, though some rooms show signs of needing some updating. The kitchen and bathroom look dated, and the interior decor and furnishings might be considered dated by some buyers, suggesting potential for improvement. The exterior of the building seems to be in reasonable shape. The overall condition is acceptable but not exceptional.

Horsham is a desirable town in West Sussex, known for its good schools and transport links. The proximity to several highly-rated primary schools (St Mary’s Cofe and Trafalgar Community Infant School) and a good secondary school (Greenway Academy) is a significant positive for families. The relatively close distance to Horsham train station offers convenient access to London and other major cities. However, the specific location within Horsham (Denne area) requires further assessment to consider its proximity to amenities and quietness. The lack of nearby property data limits a more definitive evaluation.

The property offers communal grounds, which is a benefit, but it lacks a private garden. This is typical of apartments and thus a low score is appropriate.