The list price of £185,000 seems reasonable in the context of comparable properties in Berry Court. While there is no square footage data for the nearby properties, the fact that similar 2-bedroom apartments are listed for close to this price point, particularly considering that this property is situated within attractive, award-winning gardens, indicates relative good value. However, a lack of precise comparable data makes a definitive statement of high value for money difficult.

The property appears to be reasonably well-maintained based on the provided photos. The kitchen and bathroom seem to have modern fixtures, and while the living area is furnished, there are signs of wear and tear and personal items, suggesting the décor may benefit from a modern update. This is not necessarily indicative of poor structural condition, but of a need for refreshing.

Hook is a desirable town in Hampshire, with good transport links via Hook railway station (0.25km from the property) providing direct access to London Waterloo. The presence of outstanding-rated primary schools (Hook Junior and Infant Schools) within a reasonable distance adds significantly to its appeal for families. The proximity to other amenities would need further investigation to confirm the overall location score, but the available data suggests a generally good location.

The property is a ground-floor apartment with no mention of private outdoor space, thus receiving a low score. The shared garden area of the complex does not constitute private land for the purpose of this property assessment.