The list price of £270,000 for a two-bedroom apartment is in line with other apartments listed in Cressington Place, though the lack of square footage information makes a definitive price-per-square-foot comparison impossible. Given the condition and the lack of a private garden, the price seems moderately reasonable and is reasonably priced when compared with other properties in the area. However, other factors may influence price competitiveness.

The property appears to be in generally acceptable condition, but the photos suggest it is not newly renovated or luxuriously updated. The kitchen and bathroom look functional, but could benefit from a modernization or an aesthetic upgrade. This results in a score reflecting a fair but not exceptional state of repair.

Bourne End benefits from a good location with proximity to the River Thames, a railway station providing links to London, and local amenities. The presence of well-regarded primary schools within walking distance further enhances its appeal. However, the property’s specific location within Cressington Place requires more context to determine the exact level of desirability and noise levels, which impacts the overall score.

While the property benefits from access to communal gardens, the lack of a private garden results in a lower score. The size and condition of communal grounds are not clear, impacting the overall land score.