The list price seems reasonable considering the location and property size. The comparable properties in the area provide limited data, particularly regarding sq ft, making an exact per-sqft comparison challenging. The lack of information on the plot size is a significant drawback and prevents a more accurate valuation. However, considering its location and the features presented in the photos, the price point doesn’t seem excessively overvalued.

The property appears to be generally well-maintained, though some areas show their age and the photos show a blend of modern and outdated features. The kitchen and bathrooms seem reasonably updated, but other rooms could benefit from some modernization or refurbishment to fully enhance its overall condition. While not needing immediate repair, updating would increase the property’s appeal.

Potters Bar offers good transport links via its train station, providing relatively easy commutes to London. The proximity to the M25 motorway is also a plus for those who need to travel by car. The presence of schools nearby, although one has an inadequate Ofsted rating, adds to the family-oriented appeal. However, the lack of detailed information on local amenities and the overall vibrancy of the neighborhood prevents a higher score.

The property includes a garden, which is a positive aspect, offering some outdoor space. The size is not specified, but based on the photographs, it’s a manageable garden, offering decent space for relaxation and outdoor activities but isn’t exceptionally large. It is not exceptional, so sits in the middle of the score range.