The asking price of £290,000 for a one-bedroom flat in Sutton seems reasonably priced, considering comparable properties listed nearby with similar characteristics. While the absence of square footage data makes a precise comparison challenging, similar properties are advertised in a similar range. The price reflects the location’s desirability and the relatively decent condition of the flat. However, without sqft data to calculate price per sqft, only a comparative assessment can be made.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in reasonable condition. The apartment looks clean and well-maintained, though the finishes are relatively simple and lack high-end features. There’s no obvious sign of significant damage or disrepair, but it does not present luxury finishes. The overall impression suggests the property is in acceptable condition, suitable for occupation or rental.

The property is located in Sutton, a town in Greater London, which benefits from good transport links via train stations such as Sutton Common and St Helier, providing easy access to central London. There are also several schools nearby, including Greenshaw High School with a good Ofsted rating. While the immediate vicinity isn’t explicitly described as having high-end amenities or particularly desirable features, the convenience of transport and proximity to schools boosts its score.

The property is a flat, and therefore does not include a garden or significant outdoor space. This is a typical characteristic of flats in urban areas. Hence the low score.