The list price of £560,000 for a 3-bedroom, 750 sq ft terraced house in Waltham Forest seems reasonable given the market. While comparable properties nearby (Carlton Road) sell for similar prices and the lack of precise sqft data for those makes direct comparison difficult, the location and condition justify the asking price. It’s not a steal, but neither is it significantly overpriced for the area, thus the score of 7.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in generally fair condition, but not excellent. The kitchen is newly remodeled and appears modern. However, some areas, such as certain bedrooms and the bathroom show signs of requiring some updating or redecoration. There’s evidence of some wear and tear. It’s inhabitable and functional, but would benefit from some improvements. Thus, a 6 is given.

The property is situated in the Higham Hill area of Waltham Forest, London. While not central London, it benefits from proximity to several good primary schools (Whittingham Primary Academy, Lime Academy Hornbeam, Hillyfield Primary Academy, and Roger Ascham Primary School, all rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) and is within a reasonable distance (1.56 km to 2.42km) of several transport links including Blackhorse Road tube station and several overground stations, providing access to central London. The surrounding streets (Mount Pleasant Road, Warwick Road, Bramley Close, Hamilton Road, Williams Avenue) show a range of property prices, indicating a mixed but generally desirable residential area. However, it’s not in an area with exceptionally high desirability or amenities compared to other parts of London, hence the score of 7.

The property has a garden, but the size and condition of the garden is uncertain from the available photos. While a garden exists, it’s not particularly large or well-maintained. Therefore, a score of 4 is more appropriate reflecting the presence of a garden but without substantial space or landscaping.