The list price of £700,000 seems somewhat high, taking into account that square footage isn’t provided, alongside similar properties in the area selling around the same price with little to no information provided. While the location and condition are strong selling points, the relatively small garden and lack of additional features (like a garage or off-street parking) might temper expectations for some buyers, however, given Brighton’s market, a modest sized garden can be considered a valuable asset.

The provided photos showcase a property that appears well-maintained and recently updated, particularly the kitchen and bathrooms. While some rooms retain period features, they are presented in good order. The property benefits from modern amenities alongside the charm of a period home. Minor updates or upgrades may be desirable to some buyers but the overall condition is above average for similar properties.

The property is located in Queen’s Park, Brighton, a highly desirable area known for its proximity to excellent schools, green spaces, and good transport links. The nearby St Luke’s Primary School is rated ‘Outstanding’ by Ofsted, a major draw for families. Brighton city centre and its amenities are also easily accessible. The area’s reputation for quality of life contributes to its high desirability and value.

The property includes a garden, which is a positive feature, although the photos suggest it’s of modest size, rather than extensive. The space is usable and well-maintained. In comparison to other properties in the area, this garden would be considered average to slightly below average in size.