Considering the location, views, and amenities of the apartment, the list price of £485,000 seems relatively reasonable, but not exceptional value. Comparable properties in the area are listed at similar prices, but higher-end properties and those offering superior amenities or larger space command significantly higher prices. The lack of plot size also influences the pricing.

The property appears to be well-maintained, but not exceptionally modern or luxurious. The photos reveal a clean and functional interior with what appears to be standard fixtures and fittings. While the condition is acceptable, it does not exhibit high-end finishes or contemporary design elements.

The property boasts a prime location in the Galleons View development, offering stunning views of the River Thames and the O2 Arena. Its proximity to Canary Wharf, a major financial center, significantly enhances its desirability and value. The area also benefits from relatively good transport links, although not directly on the tube line. Several bus routes serve the area and several train stations are within walking distance.

The property is an apartment with no discernible private land or garden, hence the very low score. This is standard for this type of property in this area.