The asking price of £220,000 for a one-bedroom apartment within a Grade II listed building seems reasonable when comparing with the other listings in the nearby area. However, the lack of information on price per square foot for the property directly affects the accuracy of this scoring. The comparatively high prices of nearby properties suggest a potential undervaluation for this specific unit, provided its size and condition are comparable. This is only a speculation, given that sqft data isn’t readily available for the subject property.

The property appears to be in good condition from the photos, with a recently renovated or updated kitchen. However, some rooms show signs of needing some updating or redecoration. The overall impression is one of a well-maintained property in need of a few improvements to reach its full potential.

Westhorpe is a desirable village location close to Southwell, a historic market town with amenities. The proximity to Southwell offers access to schools, shops, and other services, enhancing the property’s appeal. However, the limited public transport options (with the nearest train stations being several kilometers away) slightly detract from the score.

The property has limited land associated directly with the apartment. While it’s part of a larger estate with grounds, the apartment itself appears to have minimal or no private outdoor space. This is reflected in the low land score.