The asking price of £130,000 seems relatively reasonable given the comparable properties listed. The presence of similar two-bedroom flats in the same area selling for around the same price suggests a competitive, if not slightly below average, price point. However, the lack of square footage data makes an exact per-square-foot comparison impossible. The overall condition, limited land, and lack of precise dimensions impact its value, suggesting a somewhat below-average price despite it being in line with similar properties.

The property appears to be in generally good condition from the provided images. The kitchen and bathroom seem functional, though some minor cosmetic updates (e.g., the bathroom wall) might enhance the property’s overall appeal. The carpets appear a bit worn in places. Overall, it’s a habitable property, but it is not luxurious or modern.

Kesgrave is a popular residential area in East Suffolk, known for its good schools and relatively convenient location. The proximity to several well-regarded primary and secondary schools (Cedarwood Primary, Kesgrave High School, etc.) and a reasonable distance to train stations, makes this a desirable location for families and commuters. However, the specific location within Castle Gardens would need further assessment to account for aspects like noise levels and immediate surroundings.

The property appears to have minimal to no private outdoor space. The images show a small shared area with bins. There’s no evidence of a private garden which is a significant drawback for many buyers. The lack of private land significantly affects its overall score.