The list price of £529,950 seems slightly above average when compared to similar properties on Rushdene Crescent and the surrounding streets that have sold within a similar timeframe, most of which sold within a range between £220,000 - £525,000. Whilst more detail is required on the sq footage of the similar properties this can’t be used in the absence of that detail. Considering the property’s condition and the size of the garden, the price reflects a potential for improvement and is not entirely unreasonable for the current London housing market.

Based on the photographs, the property shows signs of wear and tear. While structurally sound, it appears to require some modernisation and cosmetic improvements. The interiors are dated, and several areas show clutter and could benefit from cleaning and tidying. The property has not been well maintained, and the garden could be improved.

The property is situated in Northolt West End, Ealing, which benefits from being close to St. Raphael’s Catholic Primary School (rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) and other well-regarded schools. Proximity to Northolt station providing access to the Central Line improves connectivity to central London. While not in the most affluent part of London, the location offers a reasonable balance of amenities and transport links.

The property has a garden, but it’s relatively small and seems in need of landscaping. While larger than some terraced properties, this is not a significant advantage compared to properties in the area.