The list price of £1,500,000 for a 4-bedroom house in this area seems reasonable given the limited available comparable properties in this area, but the lack of sqft data for the comparables makes exact comparisons difficult. The large garden adds considerable value. However, the condition and decor style could influence a buyer’s willingness to pay the asking price - some may see the current style as needing modernization, influencing their offer.

The property appears to be structurally sound and well-maintained from the exterior images, showing a recent exterior paint job. However, the interior photos reveal a somewhat eclectic and personalized style with some elements that may need updating or refreshing to suit modern tastes. The bathrooms seem recently updated, but some cosmetic changes throughout may be desirable for many buyers.

Willesden Green is a desirable area in North West London, known for its good transport links (Willesden Green tube station on the Jubilee line), local amenities, and proximity to green spaces like King Edwards Park. The property’s location near good schools further enhances its appeal. While not in the absolute prime of NW10, it’s still a highly sought-after residential area.

The property boasts a substantial garden, which is a significant asset in London. The garden appears mature and well-established, offering good privacy and outdoor space. The size of the garden relative to the property size is a strong positive.