The listing price of £175,000 for a two-bedroom apartment with allocated parking in Hornby seems reasonable compared to other nearby properties, considering the lack of land. While prices per square foot are unavailable for comparison, the price aligns with the general market in the area for similar property types with a similar size. However, the lack of garden space may lead some buyers to perceive it as slightly less valuable than a house with a garden.

The property appears to be in good overall condition based on the provided photos. While it’s not brand new, the interior is well-maintained and modern. The fixtures and fittings seem reasonably up-to-date. There’s nothing that suggests significant repair or renovation is immediately necessary.

Hornby is a desirable village in the Upper Lune Valley, known for its picturesque setting and proximity to the Forest of Bowland Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The presence of a well-regarded primary school (Hornby St Margaret’s Church of England Primary School) and relatively close proximity to other schools adds to its appeal. However, the limited public transport options (only Wennington train station within a reasonable distance) may slightly detract from the overall score.

The property has essentially no private land associated with it. It’s an apartment, and the images show only an allocated parking space, thus resulting in a very low land score.