The listed price of £300,000 for a one-bedroom apartment in this area is reasonable in the context of the provided data, though without sqft information for comparables it is difficult to asses accuracy. A guide price range is given, suggesting the price is within the market expectations. However, the lack of information on comparable properties with sqft makes an exact determination difficult. Considering that the area is undergoing regeneration, the price could be considered competitive.

The property appears to be in average condition. While the photos show a modern apartment, some minor maintenance or upgrades might be needed. The kitchen and bathroom seem functional but not luxurious. Furnishing is inconsistent and there is some clutter visible that might detract from the property’s appeal to a potential buyer.

The property is located in Bow, East London, which benefits from good transport links via Mile End station and proximity to several well-regarded schools. The area is undergoing regeneration, which can lead to both positive and negative impacts. While this offers potential for future value increase, it also might introduce some level of construction-related disruption. The presence of amenities, though not explicitly detailed, is generally expected in this area.

The property has virtually no land as it’s an apartment. This is a standard feature in apartment living and thus a low score is justified.