The listing price sits within the range of similar properties in the area, considering comparable terraced houses in the same development. However, the lack of precise plot size data hinders a precise price per square foot calculation and comparison. Therefore, the price is deemed reasonable relative to the market, but not exceptionally good value given the relatively small garden size for a property of this type and price point in South West London. The high quality finish and the location helps justify the asking price.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be in excellent condition. It’s a new build or recently renovated, showcasing modern fixtures, finishes, and a high standard of build quality throughout. The interior design is contemporary and stylish, enhancing the overall impression of a well-maintained and move-in-ready home. There are no visible signs of wear and tear or disrepair.

The property benefits from a highly desirable location on the borders of Southfields, Wimbledon, and Putney. These are all affluent areas with excellent transport links, highly-rated schools, and access to green spaces like Wimbledon Common. The proximity to multiple stations (Putney, Wimbledon, etc.) provides good connections to central London, making it attractive to commuters and families alike. The presence of several outstanding Ofsted-rated schools nearby adds significant value to the location.

While the property includes a private garden, its size appears relatively small compared to the overall size of the house. The images suggest a modest garden space, suitable for outdoor seating or limited planting, but not extensive enough to qualify as a large or particularly valuable land asset. The presence of a small shared communal green space adds value but does not significantly impact the overall land score.