The list price of £245,000 for a one-bedroom apartment in this location appears relatively reasonable when compared to similar properties in the area (though the comparison is limited by missing Sqft data in nearby listings). However, considering the lack of a significant garden and the potential need for some modernisation, it’s not exceptionally good value. The lack of plot size data makes an accurate per sqft price comparison difficult.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be in reasonable condition, though some minor updates or cosmetic improvements could enhance its appeal. The kitchen and bathroom seem functional but could benefit from modernization. The overall presentation is neat and tidy, but it is not in what would be considered excellent condition.

The property is located on Queens Park Road in Brighton, a desirable area known for its proximity to Queen’s Park, good schools, and transport links. The presence of several highly-rated primary schools within a short distance significantly boosts its family appeal. Brighton city centre and the seafront are also easily accessible, making it an attractive location for various buyers. The nearby streets show a range of property values indicating a mixed but generally desirable area.

The property has minimal outdoor space, which limits its appeal to buyers seeking a garden. The small area visible in the photographs does not constitute a substantial garden. The lack of garden space receives a low score.