The list price of £250,000 seems reasonable considering the location, offering sea views and proximity to amenities in a desirable area of Bournemouth. The fact that this is an apartment within a larger building also effects the pricing, however, the comparables provided show similar properties being sold in the same price range. The need for potential renovations and the lack of a private garden might slightly affect its perceived value, therefore, I’ve given a mid-range score.

While the apartment appears generally well-maintained, some aspects suggest it could benefit from modernisation. The kitchen and bathroom fixtures look dated and may require updating. The teal carpet in many rooms may also appeal more to certain buyers than to others. Overall, the condition is reasonable, but not top-tier.

The property benefits from a superb location in Bournemouth’s East Cliff, known for its beautiful sea views and proximity to the beach. It’s also relatively close to Bournemouth town centre, offering easy access to shops, amenities, and transport links. The presence of nearby schools further enhances its family-friendly appeal.

The property is an apartment with minimal private outdoor space. While there’s communal green space shown in the photos, there isn’t a significant private garden or plot, hence the lower score.