Considering the apartment’s location, condition, and size (710 sqft), the list price of £310,000 appears somewhat high compared to similar properties in the area. While comparable two-bedroom apartments are listed in the high £200,000s, the lack of plot size information prevents a more precise price-per-square-foot comparison. The lack of detailed information on property features might also justify the price difference. Further comparative analysis, including factoring in features such as on-site gym and concierge, is needed for a conclusive judgement.

Based on the photos, the apartment is in good condition, with modern fixtures and finishes in the kitchen and bathrooms. The flooring and overall presentation appear well maintained. However, the balcony shows some signs of wear and tear. A comprehensive condition survey would be necessary for a more definitive assessment.

The property benefits from its proximity to West Drayton train station (1.22km), offering convenient access to London and Heathrow Airport. Good Ofsted-rated schools are also within a reasonable distance, making it appealing to families. However, the immediate surroundings appear to be a relatively new development, potentially lacking some of the character and established amenities of more mature areas.

The property is an apartment, so the land score is low. While there is access to communal gardens, the apartment itself does not have private outdoor space beyond a small balcony.