The list price of £1,100,000 needs to be considered against comparable properties in the area. While similar properties are listed at slightly lower prices, the size and number of bedrooms of this property (6 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms) may justify the premium. The lack of square footage information makes it difficult to accurately calculate the price per square foot, which is a key factor in determining value in the UK property market. The price score considers the potential value but acknowledges the lack of definitive data for a precise evaluation.

The property appears to be habitable but shows signs of needing some updating and modernization. The kitchen is relatively modern, while some bathrooms show wear and tear. The overall impression suggests the property is well-maintained but could benefit from some refurbishment to enhance its overall appeal and value. The garden also looks slightly unkempt.

The property is located in Wembley Park, which benefits from excellent transport links via Wembley Central station (London Underground). Proximity to Wembley Stadium is also a plus for some buyers. Several well-regarded schools are within a reasonable distance, making it attractive for families. However, the specific desirability of the Queenscourt street itself requires further local market analysis, and this may impact the overall location score. The overall location score considers the positives of transport and schools against the unknown desirability of the specific street.

While the property has a garden, its size and features are not explicitly detailed. Based on the provided photo, the garden seems average in size and requires some landscaping. This is reflected in the moderate land score.