The list price of £1,650,000 seems reasonable considering the location, condition, and inclusion of a garden. While direct comparisons using average price per sqft are difficult due to limited data, nearby properties on St. Pancras Way sold for around £1,512,000 and £1,360,000, while other comparable properties in the area are listed at significantly higher prices. The property offers a considerable amount of living space and is located in a highly sought-after area. The price reflects the overall value proposition. However, a full valuation would be needed to confirm the accuracy of the price against comparable sold properties.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in good overall condition. The interior is well-maintained and recently decorated with a modern style. While some minor updates or improvements could potentially enhance the property, nothing suggests major repairs are immediately necessary. The kitchen and bathrooms look modern and clean. However, it’s important to note that photographs only show a limited view and a full survey would be required for a conclusive assessment.

The property is located in St. Pancras Way, Camden, NW1 9NB, a desirable area in London. It benefits from proximity to excellent transport links (Camden Road Overground is 0.26km away), several highly-rated schools within a 1km radius (including some ‘Outstanding’ rated options), and is within walking distance to Camden Town’s amenities. The Jeffreys Street Conservation Area adds to its appeal, suggesting a well-maintained and attractive neighbourhood. While specific local pricing data is limited, the surrounding streets show a range of high property values which indicates a high-demand location.

The property includes a sizable, well-maintained garden, a significant advantage in central London. The garden appears to have been landscaped and offers a good amount of outdoor space, not a feature often found in this location. It provides a lovely addition to the property. While the precise plot size in square feet isn’t given, the visual evidence supports a score above average for central London properties.