The list price of £650,000 is positioned within the range of other properties on Roedean Avenue, and some nearby streets with similar characteristics. However, given the lack of plot size information for a precise price per sqft calculation, a direct comparison is difficult. The absence of key details about the property’s dimensions, which makes definitive assessment of price competitiveness challenging.

The property appears to be well-maintained from the provided photographs, with a recently updated kitchen and bathrooms. While some areas show signs of age, nothing jumps out as requiring urgent repair or significant renovation. The property seems generally in good condition, although a full inspection would be necessary to determine the overall state.

The property benefits from its proximity to Turkey Street station (0.91km), providing convenient access to London Overground services. Additionally, several well-regarded schools are within a reasonable distance, including Enfield Heights Academy (Outstanding Ofsted rating). However, the immediate street appears to be relatively quiet, lacking the vibrancy of a more central location. This balances the positive proximity to amenities with a more residential feel.

The property has a small garden area, primarily a paved yard. There’s limited green space, although there is a small brick outbuilding or workshop which may offer additional storage. This is a relatively modest amount of outdoor space compared to some properties, particularly in the broader London area.