The list price of £470,000 seems relatively reasonable in the context of nearby properties. While there’s a lack of precise square footage data for comparable sales, the surrounding property prices and the property’s size suggest that the price falls within an acceptable range considering its condition and the available land. The lack of precise comparable data prevents a higher score.

Based on the provided photos, the property shows signs of wear and tear. While the structure appears sound, some cosmetic improvements and potentially some maintenance are needed. The kitchen and bathroom seem relatively updated, however, other parts of the house show a need for refreshing, leading to a middling score.

The property is located in Burnt Oak, Barnet, which benefits from proximity to Burnt Oak tube station providing access to the Northern Line. There are also several schools within a reasonable distance, though their Ofsted ratings vary. While the area may not be considered one of London’s most prestigious, it offers good transport links and basic amenities, justifying a moderate score.

The property includes a garden of a reasonable size, which is a desirable feature. Although the exact dimensions are not given, the images suggest enough space for outdoor activities and potential expansion. The presence of a garden and what appears to be a sizeable plot elevates the score.