The listing price of £250,000 falls within a range of similar properties in the area based on the nearby listings. While some properties are significantly more expensive, potentially reflecting differences in size, features, and condition, others show a comparable price range. Given its size and condition, the asking price appears reasonable, though not necessarily exceptionally good value. The lack of plot size details for comparable properties prevents more precise evaluation.

Based on the provided images, the property appears to be in reasonable condition. The interior is presented well, with what seems to be a recently updated bathroom and kitchen. However, some aspects, such as the small outdoor space and the neighboring property under construction, suggest the overall condition is not perfect. There is no clear evidence of major repairs needed, but it is not presented as luxurious or immaculate.

The property is located in Queen’s Park, Brighton, which is a desirable residential area. Its proximity to Queen’s Park itself, along with relatively close access to Brighton city centre, the seafront, and good transport links (as noted in the provided data), contributes to a high desirability. However, the lack of specific details about local amenities within immediate walking distance slightly lowers the score.

The property has a very small outdoor space which could be described as more of a patio than a garden. The size is not specified numerically, but the images show this is a very limited outdoor area, hence the low score.