While the listed price of £85,995 seems relatively low for the area, considering comparable properties listed for higher prices, the lack of plot size and square footage information significantly impacts the price-to-value assessment. The absence of this data makes a thorough comparison difficult, leading to a moderate score.

Based on the provided images, the property appears to be in good condition. The kitchen and bathroom are modern and well-maintained, and the living area presents a clean and functional space. While there isn’t evidence of major repairs needed, the apartment’s overall aesthetic might benefit from some minor updates to boost its visual appeal.

Buckshaw Village is a relatively new development, known for its modern housing and good transport links to Chorley and Preston. The proximity to Buckshaw Parkway train station is a significant advantage, offering convenient commutes. Several well-regarded schools are within a reasonable distance, further enhancing its appeal to families. However, the lack of significant historical landmarks or high street amenities in the immediate vicinity slightly lowers the score.

The property is an apartment with no garden or significant private outdoor space, hence the low score. The small balcony offers some limited outdoor space but is not comparable to a garden.