The list price of £785,000 seems reasonably priced considering comparable properties in the vicinity and the property’s condition. However, the lack of precise square footage data for nearby listings makes a precise per-square-foot comparison difficult. The price per square foot can’t be reliably determined, but given the general property prices in the area, the property looks to be priced fairly, but not exceptionally well priced.

Based on the photographs, the property appears to be well-maintained and in good condition. The kitchen and bathroom have been recently modernised, and the rest of the property is presented neatly and in good decorative order. There’s no indication of significant repair needs, but a more in-depth survey would be required to determine a definitive rating.

Raynes Park is a desirable suburban location in South West London. Its proximity to Raynes Park station (0.36km), providing direct links to London Waterloo, is a major plus. The presence of good schools like Ursuline High School (Outstanding Ofsted rating) within a reasonable distance further enhances its appeal. However, the area is not without its limitations. Raynes Park may not be as central as other areas in London, and while there is transport access, journey times to central locations would be longer and the area will be subject to the general increase in cost of living in London.

While the property has a garden, its size appears relatively modest compared to other properties in the area. The garden seems adequate for its size, although it is unlikely to be large enough to attract a higher score.