The listed price of £240,000 seems reasonable given the property type, size, and location in Worthing. While comparative data is limited (lack of sqft details for nearby properties hinders a precise analysis), the available pricing information from nearby streets suggests that this property could be competitively priced, though it is below the average for properties in similar locations. The lack of a significant garden and the moderate condition temper the price score, preventing a higher value.

The property shows signs of being habitable and reasonably well maintained. The images suggest an updated kitchen and bathroom, and a generally tidy interior. However, there is no evidence of any recent extensive renovation or modernization, and some cosmetic updates might enhance the property’s overall appeal. The exterior also appears unremarkable and might benefit from some landscaping or external maintenance.

The property is located in Worthing, West Sussex, which is a desirable coastal town with good transport links to Brighton and London. The proximity to several schools (Worthing High School, Heene Cofe Primary School and others), rated as ‘good’ or better, according to the provided data, adds value. The nearby railway station facilitates commutes, and though specific shop proximity isn’t detailed, Worthing generally offers a good range of amenities. The score reflects the positive aspects but acknowledges that location is subjective and some might prefer a more central or quieter spot.

The provided plot size is listed as 0.00 sqft, indicating the property likely has a very small or non-existent garden. The photographs show a small paved area, which offers limited outdoor space, hence the low score.