The list price of £190,000 for a one-bedroom property with a 2670 sqft floor area needs further context. The absence of comparable local pricing data makes it difficult to establish if this is reasonable, undervalued or overvalued. While the property shows signs of modernisation, the lack of outdoor space and an absence of precise location-based market analysis makes a conclusive statement on value impossible. At the listed price it is likely an acceptable but not exceptional value.

The provided images suggest a property that has undergone some level of modernisation, particularly in the kitchen and bathroom. The rooms appear clean and well-maintained. While the exterior presents a more standard appearance, there is no visible evidence of significant disrepair. The overall condition is decent and appealing but doesn’t showcase any high-end finishes.

The property benefits from its proximity to highly-rated schools, including Galleywood Infant School and Thriftwood School, both with ‘Outstanding’ Ofsted ratings. The immediate vicinity also has access to other schools, improving its appeal to families. While the distance to Chelmsford’s city center isn’t specified, being in Galleywood provides a suburban setting with potential access to local amenities. The lack of nearby property data hinders a more precise evaluation.

The property appears to have minimal land associated with it. The images show a small shared communal area or possibly a parking space and little more. This severely limits its appeal for those seeking outdoor space.