The list price of £75,000 for a 262 sq ft studio apartment in Chester requires consideration. While the price may seem relatively low at first glance, there is a lack of comparative data from nearby properties to confirm whether this is exceptionally good value. The absence of nearby listings and prices per square foot hinders a precise assessment of the price’s reasonableness in the immediate area, though within Chester itself this is a competitive price for a property of this size.

Based on the photographs, the property appears to be in generally good condition, though the finishes and appliances seem modestly appointed. There’s no visible indication of significant repairs or renovations required, suggesting a functional and well-maintained property. However, it lacks high-end finishes, which restricts a higher score.

The property’s location in Lache, Chester, benefits from proximity to several schools, including well-regarded primary schools like St Clare’s Catholic Primary School and Lache Primary School, both rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted. The presence of these schools enhances the appeal for families. Additionally, the reasonably close distance to Chester train station improves the area’s commutability. However, the lack of detailed local pricing information for nearby streets hampers a definitive assessment of locational value.

The property has virtually no discernible land, lacking a garden or substantial outdoor space. This is a significant drawback for many buyers, and significantly reduces the overall appeal.