The list price of £200,000 seems reasonable in the context of the provided data, considering comparable nearby retirement apartments, which appear to have a similar price range. The lack of specific square footage for those comparables makes the exact comparison difficult. While the property has some aspects that might need updating, its location and amenities might justify the price for the target market of retirement-age buyers.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in reasonably good condition. The rooms appear clean, and the fittings are generally functional. However, the decor and furnishings are dated, suggesting potential costs for modernization to enhance its appeal. This is typical of many retirement apartments which are functional but may not appeal to all.

The property is located in Eastleigh, which benefits from good transport links via Eastleigh train station (0.58km away), providing convenient access to Southampton and other areas. The proximity to several schools with good Ofsted ratings further enhances its appeal for families. The presence of a nearby park adds to the attractiveness of the location. However, it’s a retirement apartment, potentially limiting the appeal to a smaller demographic.

The property is a retirement apartment with minimal to no private land. The shared communal gardens are an advantage, but the lack of private outdoor space is a significant drawback for many buyers.