The list price of £195,000 for a one-bedroom, one-bathroom flat in Farnborough Common seems reasonable given the location and the lack of information on price per square foot, but it is lower than other properties in the area. The comparative lack of substantial private land and the dated interiors might justify a price below the average for the area. However, the lack of detailed comparable data makes a definitive judgment challenging.

The property appears well-maintained but shows its age. The fixtures and fittings, while functional, seem dated, suggesting that some modernization could enhance its appeal. The bathroom and kitchen look clean and in working order, although they are not updated. The pink carpets could be considered outdated, but that’s subjective. Overall, it’s not in need of major repairs, but improvements could increase its market value.

Farnborough Common benefits from its proximity to good schools like Darrick Wood School (rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) and Newstead Wood School (‘Outstanding’), making it attractive to families. The presence of multiple Southeastern train stations within a reasonable distance provides convenient commutes to London and other areas. While the immediate surroundings are not explicitly detailed, the area’s reputation for being residential suggests a peaceful environment.

The property offers access to a communal garden area. Although there is some private patio space, the lack of a substantial private garden lowers the land score. The communal garden provides some outdoor space but it’s shared, not exclusively for this flat.