The listing price of £335,000 for a one-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment in this area seems reasonable, considering similar properties listed in the vicinity. While the precise square footage is given, and there is limited information on local price per square foot, comparable listings suggest the price is within a competitive range. The lack of significant plot size is reflected in the pricing and this keeps it from being exceptionally high value.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in good condition, with a modern and well-maintained interior. The fixtures and fittings look new or recently updated, and the overall presentation is clean and appealing. There’s no visible sign of significant wear or damage.

The property benefits from being close to excellent primary schools such as Harris Primary Academy Philip Lane (rated Outstanding by Ofsted), and other good schools within a reasonable distance. The proximity to several London Overground stations, although not immediately adjacent, provides convenient access to public transport. The location in the N17 postcode indicates it’s in a developing area of London, which could be attractive to some buyers. However, the lack of immediate access to shops and other amenities reduces the score slightly.

The property has minimal outdoor space. The photos show a small balcony or patio area, but there is no mention of a garden. In the London context, the lack of private outdoor space is typical for flats but is a considerable drawback for many buyers.