The listed price of £160,000 seems relatively reasonable given that it is a shared ownership property. Comparing it to other properties in the area, the price seems fair, considering the property’s apparent good condition and the lack of land. However, the limited information on square footage for nearby properties, and that the provided list price is for a 40% share only, makes it hard to accurately assess its price per square foot value. Furthermore, the leasehold nature of the property needs to be considered when evaluating overall value.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in good condition. The interior is modern, well-maintained, and stylishly decorated. There is no visible evidence of significant repairs or renovations needed. Although it’s a shared ownership scheme, the images showcase a well kept apartment which contributes to a higher score.

The property benefits from being in relatively close proximity to several amenities. There are multiple schools within a reasonable distance (under 1km for several), and several train stations offering links to central London are also within a 1-2km radius. This makes the location convenient for families and commuters. However, Southgate Green itself might not be considered a ‘prime’ location compared to other areas of London, hence the score is not a 10.

The property is a flat with no garden or significant outdoor space beyond a balcony. This is typical for flats, and therefore the land score is low.