The listing price of £525,000 seems somewhat competitive given the lack of square footage information and limited comparable data. Nearby properties show a range of prices, but without precise square footage details, making an accurate comparison based on price per square foot impossible. The property’s condition and features, such as the garden, likely influence its market value. The overall impression is one of fair value, although more concrete data would be needed to establish whether it represents exceptional value.

Based on the photographs, the property appears to be well-maintained and in good condition. The interior is tastefully decorated and the rooms present a clean, updated look. However, the images don’t offer a complete picture of the property’s condition. Some minor updates or repairs may still be needed, which justifies a score lower than ‘excellent’.

The property benefits from its proximity to Albany Park train station, providing convenient access to commuting options. The presence of several well-regarded schools within a reasonable distance (as indicated by Ofsted ratings where available) adds to its family-friendly appeal. Local shops and amenities are also mentioned, making it a practical location for daily needs. However, the lack of detailed information about the quality of local amenities and the overall character of the neighbourhood prevents a higher score.

The property includes a garden of a reasonable size, offering outdoor space. The photos show a relatively mature garden, although the exact dimensions are not specified. While it’s not extensive, it provides sufficient space for relaxation and entertaining, resulting in a moderate score.