At £600,000, the list price seems reasonable to slightly above average for the location, considering the size and type of property. However, the need for renovations impacts the value, making it less of a bargain than it might appear at first glance. The absence of specific price per square foot data makes accurate comparison challenging but the overall comparison suggests a fair if not slightly high price.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be in generally livable condition, but requires some modernisation and repair, particularly in the bathroom. The kitchen appears functional but dated. Overall, it is not in excellent condition and needs updating and repairs which would impact its current condition.

The property is located in Kentish Town, NW5, a popular area in London. It benefits from proximity to Kentish Town West Overground station (0.26km) offering good transport links. The area also has several well-regarded schools within a reasonable distance, and local amenities are likely readily available. However, NW5 is a diverse area, and while generally desirable, the specific street’s desirability would need further investigation. This is why the score isn’t higher.

The property includes a small, enclosed patio garden. While it offers some outdoor space, it’s limited in size and would not be considered a large garden. This is a significant limiting factor on the desirability of the property as many buyers look for gardens.