While the lack of precise square footage data hinders a precise price-per-square-foot comparison, the list price of £275,000 seems reasonable considering comparable listings in the area, especially considering the modern design, views, and amenities such as a balcony and potentially allocated parking (though this isn’t explicitly confirmed). The other listings in the surrounding area are in a similar price bracket, making this seem fair. However, further details on the specifics of the apartment (size confirmation, inclusion of parking, etc.) would lead to a more definite conclusion.

Based on the provided photos, the apartment appears to be in good condition, with a modern and well-maintained interior. The kitchen and bathroom look contemporary and clean. While some personal belongings are visible, this doesn’t detract from the overall impression of a well-kept space. There’s no visible evidence of major repairs or renovations needed.

The property benefits from good transport links, being within a half-mile radius of the M1, A406, bus routes, and train/railway stations. Furthermore, several schools are within a reasonable distance, though their Ofsted ratings vary. The proximity to Hendon station is a significant advantage, improving accessibility to central London and other areas. However, the specific amenities and overall vibrancy of the immediate surroundings aren’t fully detailed, which prevents a higher score.

The property is an apartment with no garden or private land. This significantly limits outdoor space.