The list price of £450,000 requires consideration in relation to the property’s size (485 sq ft) and the lack of detailed local comparable data. Without a price per sq ft based on local, comparable properties it’s difficult to definitively assess whether this is particularly good value. Given the central London location, this price may be considered reasonable; however, other factors require more data before a conclusive assessment.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be in generally good condition. The interior is clean and well-maintained, though some aspects may require updating based on preference (e.g., the decor). The apartment shows minimal signs of wear and tear. However, it does not exhibit features indicative of a high-end or completely modern finish.

The property benefits from a central London location in the SE1 postcode, close to Waterloo station, providing excellent transport links. The proximity to several schools, including those with outstanding Ofsted ratings, further enhances its desirability. While specific amenities like shops are not detailed, the SE1 area generally offers a good range of services. However, the lack of detailed information on immediate surrounding amenities slightly lowers the score.

While the property appears to offer access to a communal garden, this is a shared space and not a private garden. The lack of private outdoor space lowers the land score.