The list price of £425,000 seems reasonable considering comparable properties in the area and the property’s size and condition. While other properties in the same street are listed at higher prices, these may have additional features or a different floor plan. Considering the improvements made to the property, the asking price seems competitive within the context of the Brighton market. The lack of plot size information makes an accurate price per square foot calculation impossible, limiting the price evaluation.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in good condition. The interior has been recently renovated or modernised with a contemporary style. The kitchen and bathroom seem new or very recently updated, indicating a high level of maintenance and an overall well-maintained property. There is evidence of some slight wear and tear, however. The external photos show a well-maintained property typical of the area. Minor improvements could enhance its presentation further.

The property is located in Queen’s Park, Brighton, a popular area known for its proximity to Queen’s Park itself, good schools, and relatively easy access to Brighton’s city centre and seafront. While not directly on the beach, its location offers a balance of residential calm and urban convenience. The presence of well-regarded schools nearby adds to its family-friendliness and desirability, boosting its location score.

The property includes a small, private courtyard. While offering some outdoor space, it is limited in size and therefore does not contribute significantly to a higher land score. More substantial gardens are common in other properties and areas. The minimal external space reflects its location within a densely developed area of Brighton.