The list price of £1,050,000 seems reasonably competitive but requires more supporting evidence on average price per square foot in the area. While there is some pricing data available nearby, it isn’t comprehensive enough or consistent enough to determine an accurate price per sqft. The comparative nearby listings reveal a range of prices, indicating this property lies within the expected price bracket for a 5-bedroom house in the location, but a more detailed price per sqft analysis is needed to ascertain if it is a good value or not.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in good condition. It has undergone some renovations, particularly in the kitchen and bathrooms, which are modern and well-presented. The interior is well-maintained and decorated, showing no obvious signs of disrepair. While it is not flawless (some minor aesthetic updates may be preferred by some buyers), overall, it presents in excellent condition compared to other properties on the market.

The property is located in Fairmile Avenue, St Leonard’s, London, SW16. Streatham is a popular residential area with good transport links to central London via train stations (Streatham, Streatham Common) within a reasonable distance. The proximity to several primary schools, while not explicitly detailed in terms of quality (Ofsted ratings missing), adds to the family-friendliness of the location. The area benefits from being within the desirable South London market, increasing its overall appeal. However, a perfect score is not given due to lack of specific details about the quality of local amenities and the absence of more precise information on proximity to shops and other significant locations.

The property includes a garden, which is a significant advantage in London. The garden appears to be of a decent size, offering outdoor space which is highly sought after in densely populated urban areas. While the exact square footage isn’t specified and the image shows a moderately sized space, the fact it is presented and is larger than many gardens on the London market gives it a score of 6.