The list price seems relatively reasonable considering the property’s location and the size of its garden. While the internal condition needs updating, the potential for expansion and the location’s proximity to transport and schools partially justify the price. It is however at the upper end of the pricing band compared to similar properties nearby. More comparable sales data would be useful to confirm this score.

The property appears to be habitable, but the interior photos suggest it could benefit from some modernisation. The kitchen and bathrooms look dated, and while the structure appears sound, an update would likely enhance its value and desirability. The garden is a positive.

The property is situated in West Drayton, offering proximity to transport links including West Drayton train station (TfL Rail) and relatively easy access to Heathrow Airport. The presence of several well-regarded schools within a reasonable distance adds to its family-friendly appeal. However, West Drayton itself might not be considered a top-tier London location compared to more central areas.

The property boasts a significantly larger than average garden for the area, which is a considerable asset, especially considering its potential for extension or future development. The plot size is a clear advantage.