The list price of £100,000 seems reasonable for a one-bedroom apartment in Bournemouth, although slightly higher than some of the very close comparables in the same area. Considering its location, condition, and size, the price is in line with, or slightly above, the local market but given this type of property has a limited appeal this is justified.

The property appears to be in reasonable condition from the photos provided. The interior is clean and the fixtures and fittings look functional and well-maintained. However, it is a relatively small space and the built in furniture may not appeal to all buyers. There is nothing to suggest significant repairs are needed, but it doesn’t appear to be particularly luxurious or high-end either.

The property benefits from a convenient location close to Bournemouth town centre, offering easy access to shops, transport links (including train stations within a reasonable distance), and amenities. The presence of schools with good Ofsted ratings nearby is also a plus for families or those interested in the area’s education provision. However, the immediate surroundings shown in the photographs do not appear particularly picturesque or desirable, hence the score is not higher.

The property has virtually no land. It’s an apartment with minimal outdoor space which is typical of this type of property. There is some small shared greenery, but no private garden.