While the list price is high, it reflects the property’s location within Zone 1 and the quality of finishes. However, the absence of substantial private outdoor space and the relatively small plot size (though expected for an apartment) should be considered when evaluating the price. Comparable properties in the same area support the price, but the lack of outdoor space might make it slightly less competitive. The price per square foot isn’t provided to provide a more concrete evaluation.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be in very good condition. It is a modern, new build apartment with high-quality finishes and fixtures. The kitchen and bathrooms appear to be modern and well-maintained, and the overall aesthetic suggests a well-cared-for property. However, the lack of outdoor space and the limited view of the overall condition of the building reduces the score slightly.

The property is located in a highly desirable area of London (Waterloo, SE1), known for its excellent transport links, proximity to amenities, and cultural attractions. Waterloo station provides easy access to various parts of London and beyond, and the area is well-served by buses and other public transport. Several good schools are also within walking distance, contributing to its family-friendliness. The proximity to the South Bank and other central London locations significantly enhances its desirability.

The property appears to offer minimal or no private outdoor space. This is a significant drawback in London, where access to private gardens or even balconies is highly prized, hence the low score.