The asking price is relatively competitive for a one-bedroom apartment in the area based on comparable listings, especially considering it is within a retirement complex. The lack of information on the precise square footage and plot size for the comparable listings makes it difficult to definitively assess the property’s value per square foot. However, given its location and apparent condition, the price appears reasonable within the market range for retirement apartments.

The property appears to be in reasonable condition based on the provided photos. The interior is clean and well-maintained but shows signs of age in some aspects. The bathroom appears slightly dated and would benefit from some modernisation. The overall condition is satisfactory but not exceptional, suggesting the need for some future upkeep.

The property is located in Eastleigh, a town with good transport links, including proximity to Eastleigh train station (1.17km) providing access to Southampton and London. Several primary schools with good Ofsted ratings are within a short distance. This makes it a relatively convenient location for those who value proximity to amenities and transportation. However, the area is not particularly noteworthy and lacks some of the features of a higher-scoring location, such as major green spaces or cultural attractions.

The property is an apartment with minimal or no private outdoor space, hence the low score. There is a communal garden area, but this is not considered private land.