Cornerstone Estate Agents says ..

Property Oracle says ..

The property is located in Norbury, Croydon, a suburban area in South London. Norbury benefits from good transport links via the National Rail network (Norbury station is 0.22km away), providing convenient access to central London and other parts of the city. The area also has several primary and secondary schools nearby, including Norbury Manor Primary School (rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) and Norbury High School for Girls (also rated ‘Good’). This positive aspect enhances the family-friendly appeal of the location. However, the provided data does not offer insights into the quality of local shops and amenities.

Based on the provided images, the property appears to be in fair condition. While the kitchen and bathrooms show some recent updates, other areas of the house, such as the living room and bedrooms, exhibit signs of wear and tear. The decor is dated, and some minor repairs or cosmetic upgrades would likely improve the overall presentation. The garden is present but requires significant attention; it’s overgrown and unkempt.

The property has a small garden, as evidenced by the photos. However, its size is not specified, and its current state requires considerable work to become a usable outdoor space.

Considering the list price of £600,000, the average property price in the area (£779,634) and average price per sqft (£686), the property seems to be priced competitively, but not exceptionally so. The property’s condition and the need for improvements to both the interior and garden could justify a price slightly below the average for the area. However, the lack of plot size data makes it difficult to make a definitive judgment on the value for money. More detailed information on the property’s square footage and the specifics of the renovations needed would allow for a more precise assessment.

Therefore, we give this property 5 / 10. *Disclaimer: This is our option and does constitute a recommendation or financial advice. Do your own research. *

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