The listed price of £700,000 seems reasonable considering the property size (1495.54 sqft) and location in Harrow. A lack of comparative square foot pricing information from nearby listings makes precise valuation challenging. However, the presence of a garden and the relatively high prices of neighboring properties on Glebe Crescent support this. Modernisation would likely increase the property’s market value.

The property shows signs of requiring modernisation. The interior is dated, with features such as the kitchen and bathroom fittings showing their age. Whilst structurally sound, many rooms are in need of refurbishment to meet current buyer expectations. The existing decor may be considered dated by some potential buyers, but others may see it as having charm. Overall, it’s above average in terms of condition but requires considerable updating.

The property is located in Glebe Crescent, Harrow, HA3, which benefits from being close to several highly-rated schools such as Glebe Primary School (Outstanding Ofsted rating) and Kenmore Park Junior School (Good Ofsted rating), making it attractive to families. The proximity to Kenton Underground station (approx. 3km) provides relatively convenient access to public transport. While not in the absolute heart of Harrow town centre, the area seems residential and relatively peaceful, and the surrounding streets show reasonably high property values.

The property includes a garden, which is a considerable asset in the London property market. Aerial shots indicate a decent-sized rear garden offering potential for landscaping or development. The plot size alone adds to the desirability. However, there isn’t extensive land relative to the other potential homes.