The asking price of £485,000 needs to be considered against the local market. While there is a lack of precise comparable data (average price per sqft for the area is unavailable), nearby properties and listed prices give a general indication. Considering the modernised aspects of the property, its size (1,250.50 sqft), the substantial garden and the desirable location, the price seems reasonable but not exceptional value, given similar properties listed at slightly lower prices. A full valuation by a local surveyor would be essential to provide a more definitive analysis.

The property appears to be in good condition based on the provided photos. The kitchen and bathroom have been recently modernised, which is a significant positive. The interior shows a well-maintained property although some rooms display personal touches which might not appeal to all buyers. It doesn’t appear to be in need of major repairs or renovations, although potential buyers should conduct their own thorough survey.

The property is located in Moulsecoomb and Bevendean, Brighton, which benefits from proximity to local amenities, schools and transport links. Moulsecoomb railway station is within walking distance, providing access to Brighton city centre and beyond. The presence of several well-regarded schools nearby (Coombe Road Primary being particularly close) adds to the area’s appeal for families. However, the specific street’s character and the wider area’s desirability compared to other parts of Brighton should be considered, thus not granting a higher score.

The property boasts a substantial garden, which is a significant asset in the Brighton housing market. The two-tiered garden with landscaping features is a notable feature. A garden studio/summer house adds to the outdoor space’s appeal. The size of the plot is not specified, impacting the overall score. However, the images indicate a generous outdoor area.