The asking price of £1,150,000 seems reasonably competitive considering comparable properties in the area listed around the same price, although the square footage is not provided for the nearby listings making it hard to do a proper comparison. The need for potential renovation work may be factored into the price, and a detailed survey would be needed to accurately assess the property’s value. More details on the property’s exact dimensions and the state of repair would help to determine the fairness of the list price.

The property shows evidence of some modernisation in the bathrooms, but other areas like the kitchen and some rooms appear to be in need of updating or finishing. The exposed wooden beams suggest original features, but their integration into a modern aesthetic appears unfinished. While habitable, the overall condition is not considered top-tier.

Greenwich is a highly desirable location in London, known for its history, Royal Observatory, and Greenwich Park. The proximity to public transport (Greenwich station within 0.46km) and several well-regarded schools (Morden Mount Primary School and James Wolfe Primary School within 0.69km) contributes positively to the location score. However, the specific street’s immediate surroundings weren’t extensively detailed, potentially impacting the overall score.

The property includes a garden, which is a positive aspect in a London property. However, the provided images suggest a relatively small garden compared to some other properties in the area. The size is not specified numerically, contributing to a moderate score.