The list price of £520,000 for a 1,062.40 sqft, four-bedroom flat in Shadwell seems slightly above average but not unreasonably so. The comparables from nearby listings show some price variation, making it challenging to definitively state whether this is over or undervalued. The average price per sqft was not provided for the property but some surrounding streets were. Considering a similar size and type of properties nearby and their price, the listing price seems relatively in line with the market for the area, but not a substantial bargain.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in average condition. While the rooms are presented tidily, some minor wear and tear is visible (minor paint damage in some images) - suggesting the property would likely benefit from some cosmetic updating. While not in need of immediate major repair or renovation, the images suggest a level of condition that does not reach an excellent standard. A score reflecting the level of condition is therefore awarded.

The property is located in Shadwell, E1, which benefits from good transport links via Shadwell Overground station and is within reasonable distance of other transport hubs such as Whitechapel Underground station. The area also has several well-regarded schools nearby, contributing to a positive family-oriented aspect. However, Shadwell is not without its challenges; while it has improved in recent years, certain areas are known to still have challenges associated with crime and overall social environment. Therefore, location scores between 6-8 are typically awarded for properties in Shadwell, taking into account both positives and negatives. Considering all of these the score given reflects the reality of the area.

The property does not have a garden or any significant amount of outside space. This is very common in London flats and particularly the area. Therefore a low score of 1 is given as there is a lack of outdoor space.