Considering the property requires extensive renovation, the asking price of £750,000 appears somewhat high, particularly given the lack of precise information regarding the plot size. The property’s condition significantly impacts value, although its location in Edgware does contribute positively to potential resale value once renovated. Nearby comparable properties, although lacking square footage data, show a range of prices, suggesting this property’s price is at the higher end and might be subject to negotiation.

The provided photographs clearly show the property is in need of significant renovation. Outdated fixtures, worn carpets, and general disrepair are evident throughout the house. The kitchen and bathroom are particularly dated and require complete modernisation. This necessitates substantial investment before the property is habitable, leading to the lower condition score.

Edgware benefits from good transport links, including proximity to Edgware tube station on the Northern Line, providing access to central London. The presence of several schools, though varying in Ofsted ratings, suggests options for families. The area’s established residential character and relatively close proximity to green spaces contribute to a positive location score. However, it’s not a top-tier London location, which is reflected in the score.

While the exact plot size isn’t specified, the exterior photos suggest a modest garden area. This is not overly substantial but does provide some outdoor space, hence a mid-range score. Further details on the garden size would help refine this assessment.