The list price of £585,000 seems reasonable considering the property’s location, condition, and the presence of a rear garden. However, the lack of sqft data prevents a definitive price-per-sqft comparison. Comparing to similar properties on Compton Crescent and nearby streets, the price is competitive within the market.

Based on the photographs, the property appears to be in good overall condition. The interior shows a recently updated kitchen and bathrooms, and a modern interior finish. Whilst the property benefits from a modernized interior, it is unlikely to have been recently renovated, hence the rating is not higher.

The property is located in Compton Crescent, London, N17, which benefits from its proximity to several transportation links, including White Hart Lane station (London Overground), and several other stations within a 2-3km radius. The area also has good access to schools rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted. Whilst the immediate surroundings may not be considered ‘prime’ London, the access to transport and schools makes the location convenient and family friendly. This is reflected in the average property prices for nearby streets such as Oak Avenue.

The property has a rear garden which appears relatively spacious and well-maintained, including patio areas and a shed. Whilst this provides outdoor space, the plot size is limited, compared to other properties in the UK.