The asking price of £180,000 seems reasonably competitive considering similar listings in the area, but there is insufficient data to make an accurate assessment on the price per sqft. Given the property’s size (700 sqft), condition, and lack of private land, it is not a particularly strong value proposition and there is not enough data to justify a higher price. While it might sell quickly at that price, it’s not outstanding value.

The property appears to be in reasonable condition, having undergone some modernisation based on the provided images. The interior is generally clean and freshly painted. However, some areas like the bathroom show signs of needing some updating, preventing a higher score. The kitchen appears functional but dated. The overall presentation suggests a property that is habitable but not in top-tier condition.

The property benefits from a central location in Bury St Edmunds, close to the town centre, with good access to amenities, schools, and transport links. The proximity to several well-regarded schools (St Edmund’s Catholic Primary School, Guildhall Feoffment Community Primary School, and Westgate Community Primary School and Nursery, all rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) adds to its family-friendliness. The 1.22km distance to Bury St Edmunds train station provides reasonable access to rail travel. However, the immediate surroundings shown in the photos lack character and the score is lowered as it is not an especially picturesque area.

The property has minimal land associated with it, appearing to be part of an apartment complex or similar development. There is a small communal area visible in the photos but no private garden, hence the low score.