The list price of £375,000 for a 592 sq ft one-bedroom flat in this area seems reasonably competitive compared to other similar properties, although it is not exceptional value. Nearby comparable properties show various prices. The lack of details on the sq ft price of nearby properties makes a definitive evaluation difficult. Therefore the price is given a 7.

The property shows signs of age and some features appear dated. While the photos suggest it is habitable, it doesn’t appear to be in excellent condition and would likely require some modernisation or updates to the kitchen and bathroom. The wood flooring looks original and could be considered a positive for some buyers but needs renovation. Therefore a score of 5 is reasonable.

The property is located in the Telegraph Hill Conservation Area in South East London. This area is known for its Victorian architecture and is generally considered a desirable residential area. Its proximity to good schools (several ‘Good’ and one ‘Outstanding’ rated schools within a reasonable distance) and multiple transport links (various train stations within walking or short bus distance) contributes to its appeal. However, it’s not central London, and the specific street’s desirability requires deeper local knowledge, hence a score of 7.

The property appears to have no garden or significant outdoor space, which is typical for flats in this area but limits outdoor living opportunities hence the low score of 1.