The list price of £725,000 appears somewhat competitive but not exceptionally good value. Considering similar properties listed nearby at varying prices (some higher, some lower), and a lack of sqft information, there is not enough data to determine if it is exceptionally good or bad value. The presence of a garden and three bedrooms, support the price but there is lack of sqft data and the property’s condition means it is not deemed exceptional value.

The property shows a mix of well-maintained and dated features. Some rooms appear modern and well-presented, while others, like one of the bedrooms, show signs of needing updating or decluttering. The kitchen appears functional but could benefit from a refresh. Overall, the condition is average, not needing immediate major repairs but benefiting from some renovations.

Edgware benefits from good transport links via the Northern Line tube station, providing access to central London. The presence of local shops, schools (including some with good Ofsted ratings), and proximity to Edgware’s larger shopping facilities and parks contribute positively to the location score. However, the exact distance to amenities isn’t specified for every feature which reduces the score somewhat.

The property includes a sizeable garden, as shown in the photographs, offering outdoor space. While the exact dimensions aren’t stated, the pictures suggest a decent-sized plot relative to other properties in the area. The presence of a shed also adds to the garden’s utility.