The provided list price of £325,000 seems somewhat high when considering comparable properties in the area (some listed for less, others for significantly more, depending on size and type of accommodation). The absence of square footage for the property in question makes a conclusive assessment of value difficult. The price is relatively reasonable in the context of the broader London market for a one-bedroom flat, although not exceptionally good value considering the lack of land and the smaller size (inferred from comparable listings).

Based on the provided images, the exterior of the building appears to be in good condition, well-maintained, and relatively modern. Without interior photos, the overall assessment is limited to the visible exterior state, leading to a moderate score.

The property benefits from a central location within walking distance of both Herne Hill and Brixton, providing access to excellent transport links (multiple train stations within a mile) and various amenities. The presence of a well-regarded nursery school nearby is also a plus for families. However, the specific details regarding the flat’s positioning within the development (noise, views, etc.) are not provided, affecting the final score.

The property does not appear to have private garden space, and the only outdoor area shown is a communal parking area. This is a significant drawback for many buyers, hence the low score.