The list price of £365,000 for a one-bedroom flat in Canning Town seems somewhat high, considering the size (734.64 sqft) and the limited land area. While nearby comparables vary greatly in price, the lack of sufficient data on square footage for those properties and the smaller size of this property compared to others in the area, makes this price a little less competitive. This is further supported by the significant price differences between similar properties in the surrounding streets. Further investigation into recent sales data in the immediate vicinity would refine this assessment, but based on the available information, the price is considered fair, but not exceptional value.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in reasonable condition. The apartment seems well-maintained and modern with updated fixtures and appliances. While there are no obvious signs of significant disrepair or neglect, some minor cosmetic enhancements might improve the overall presentation.

Canning Town benefits from good transport links via the Jubilee line, DLR and future Crossrail services. The proximity to Canning Town station is a significant advantage, improving accessibility to central London and other parts of the city. The presence of nearby schools and shops further enhances its convenience. However, Canning Town’s overall desirability may vary based on individual preferences regarding the area’s character and amenities compared to more affluent London locations.

The property includes a small private patio, which is a positive aspect, but lacks a substantial garden. The limited outdoor space is reflected in the score.