The listed price of £225,000 for a one-bedroom apartment of approximately 454 sq ft in Brighton is reasonable given that the market in Brighton is competitive. However, the lack of outside space impacts value. Considering comparable properties in the area, this price could be slightly high given the limited land. The price is not overly inflated, but it also does not represent exceptional value, resulting in a score of 6.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in reasonable condition. The interior is presented well with what seems like a recent refurbishment of the kitchen and bathroom. However, it’s a smaller property, and while it is clean and well presented, there is nothing exceptional about the condition that would warrant a higher score. Hence the 7.

The property is situated in Withdean, Brighton, which benefits from its proximity to Withdean Sports Complex, and is relatively close to good schools (Westdene Primary School being less than a kilometre away). The area is residential and relatively quiet, appealing to a specific buyer profile. While transport links to Brighton city centre are available, they require a bus journey or a longer walk, making the location score a 7.

The property has virtually no garden, which limits outdoor space significantly. This is a major drawback for many buyers. A score of 1 reflects the lack of appreciable land associated with the property.