The asking price of £575,000 seems reasonable considering the location and size, but the significant need for renovation has to be factored in. Comparing it to nearby properties, some are much higher, suggesting the property might sell for more if modernised. However, the considerable cost of renovating reduces its perceived value in its current state.

The property is in need of significant modernisation and refurbishment. The provided photos reveal outdated fixtures, fittings, and general wear and tear. While the structure appears sound, the interior requires considerable renovation work to reach a habitable standard. This is reflected in a lower score than a property that is ready to move in to.

The property is located in Harold Wood, RM3, which benefits from good transport links via the Elizabeth line (Harold Wood station is 0.36km away). There are also several well-regarded primary schools within a reasonable distance. The area is considered generally desirable within the London commuter belt, although the immediate street may not be the most prestigious part of Harold Wood. This is why it is not a ¹⁰⁄₁₀.

The property has a garden, but the pictures indicate it’s overgrown and requires considerable landscaping. While the size isn’t specified, it seems to be of average size for a property of this type in the area. It’s not exceptionally large, nor particularly small.