The listed price of £515,000 needs to be assessed against comparable properties in the area and the property’s features. While there’s a lack of specific square footage information for nearby listings, the absence of a garden and the apartment’s size might make it slightly overpriced when compared to properties with similar features and sizes in the surrounding area. The price per sqft would aid a more precise judgement, but based on general market knowledge, the price seems to be towards the upper end for a two bedroom property in that specific location. The lack of readily available comparable properties with price-per-square foot information in the supplied data makes precise pricing evaluation difficult.

The property appears to be in good overall condition based on the images provided. The kitchen and bathrooms look recently renovated or updated. While the decor seems modern and clean, the furniture within the images is not necessarily indicative of the building’s structural integrity. Some of the images showcase a few slight signs of wear and tear (minor clutter in some areas) which is common in used properties. Therefore, the score reflects that the property is well-maintained but not perfect.

Roehampton High Street benefits from its proximity to several good primary schools (including some rated ‘Outstanding’ by Ofsted), which significantly boosts its family appeal. The presence of multiple train stations within a reasonable distance, although not immediately adjacent, also contributes positively. However, the lack of immediate access to a wider range of amenities and shops may detract from the score somewhat. The area is known for being residential and relatively quieter compared to central London.

The property has a small roof terrace. While this is a positive feature, it’s limited in size and doesn’t constitute a substantial outdoor space. Therefore, a low score accurately reflects this.