The list price of £275,000 for a one-bedroom apartment in Sidcup seems reasonable considering its location and the comparative prices of similar properties in the area, even if the information on the nearby listings is lacking. While some nearby properties are more expensive, there are others at a similar price point. The lack of square footage information for the comparable properties makes a precise price per square foot comparison difficult but it seems to be within the range of what one might expect.

The property appears to be in generally reasonable condition. The images show a clean and well-maintained interior. However, while the kitchen and bathroom are relatively modern, some cosmetic updates would likely enhance the property’s overall appeal to buyers. The carpeting in some of the rooms appears a bit worn. Hence the score is not 10.

Sidcup is a desirable residential area in Greater London, known for its good schools, transport links (Sidcup station providing Southeastern services), and local amenities. The proximity to several schools, with some rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted, and its relatively easy access to central London via train contribute to its high score. However, the specific location within Sidcup and the immediate surroundings of the property might not be the most premium part of the area, thus not a 10.

While the property benefits from access to some communal green space, it does not have a private garden. The shared green space is a positive feature, but it’s not equivalent to a private garden, therefore lowering the score from 10.