The asking price of £650,000 seems reasonable considering the property’s apparent condition, size (1387 sq ft), and the presence of a substantial garden. While the provided average prices per sq ft are not available for First Avenue or similar properties, comparing to other nearby listings that seem comparable (e.g., another 4+ bedroom semi-detached house in the area, listed at £675,000), the list price appears competitive, but without specific local price per sq ft data, there isn’t enough data to score this higher than a 7.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in excellent condition. It shows evidence of recent renovations or extensions, with a modern kitchen, updated bathrooms, and stylish interiors. The landscaping also appears well-maintained. The overall presentation suggests a high standard of finish and upkeep, justifying a score of 9.

The property is situated in Bexleyheath, a suburban area in Greater London. Proximity to transport links (Abbey Wood TfL Rail and Bexleyheath Southeastern station, both within approximately 2km) and several schools (some with good Ofsted ratings) contributes to a desirable location. However, it’s not in a central location within London, nor does it show exceptionally high scores for nearby amenities and places of significance, hence the score of 7. The data provides limited insight into the immediate character and vibe of the neighborhood.

While the plot size is not explicitly stated, the images show a significant garden area that includes a paved patio and a substantial garden building/studio. This suggests a larger-than-average garden for the area, justifying a score of 6. It’s not an excessively large garden (e.g. not acreage), but it offers considerable outdoor space.