The list price seems reasonable when considering similar properties in the area. While there is a lack of readily comparable sqft data from the neighbouring properties, the price aligns with the average for one-bedroom apartments in the vicinity. The property’s rental potential, however, could influence the perceived value.

The property appears to be in reasonable condition from the images provided. While there are aspects that appear dated or may need updating, there is no visible major damage or significant issues. The kitchen and bathroom look functional but could benefit from some modernisation to increase its appeal.

The property benefits from being close to Nottingham city centre, Nottingham Trent University and Nottingham University. The proximity to higher education institutions makes it attractive to students and young professionals, potentially increasing rental yield. While Radford is not considered Nottingham’s most affluent area, its accessibility to amenities and universities makes the location desirable for a specific target market. Transport links are a reasonable distance to city centre.

The property is an apartment with no garden, hence the low score. The communal garden area is small and does not add significant value to the individual unit.