The asking price of £375,000 seems somewhat high considering the comparable properties in the area. While some nearby properties have sold for higher prices, those properties frequently have more land or additional features. The lack of a private garden and the average size of the property compared to the price of similar properties in the area suggests a price that is not exceptionally good value.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be in good overall condition. The interior has been recently updated with a modern kitchen and bathroom. While the property shows signs of care and maintenance, there are no major renovations visible, suggesting a generally well-maintained state. However, the age of the building and potential unseen issues could influence a lower score.

The property benefits from a convenient location near Selhurst train station, providing good transport links to central London and other parts of the city. The proximity to several schools, including The Crescent Primary School (rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted), adds to its family-friendly appeal. However, Selhurst is not considered one of London’s most prestigious areas, and while amenities are present, they might not be as extensive or upscale as in other parts of London.

The property includes access to communal garden space, which is a positive aspect. However, the lack of a private garden is a drawback for many buyers, limiting outdoor space and potentially reducing the overall appeal. The communal garden appears reasonably sized, but not exceptionally large.