The list price of £320,000 seems reasonable within the context of the local market, given the current housing climate. While comparable properties are scarce in the data, the listed price falls within a range observed for similar properties. The lack of a garden and the apartment nature, however, suggest a moderate price rather than exceptional value for money.

The property appears to be in good, habitable condition from the images provided. While modern and clean, it shows the effects of age and doesn’t appear to have been recently renovated. The kitchen and bathroom appear updated. Overall, the property shows well maintained, but not exceptional condition.

Shoreham-by-Sea is a desirable coastal town with good transport links to Brighton and other parts of Sussex. The proximity to several well-regarded schools (all rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) and a relatively short distance to the railway station increases its appeal, giving a higher than average score. However, the specific location within Shoreham, the lack of plot size details, and the absence of information about local amenities beyond schooling and transport prevent a perfect score.

The property is an apartment with virtually no private outdoor space as indicated by the near-zero plot size. This significantly reduces its score as many buyers seek properties with gardens or outdoor space.