The list price of £800,000 for a studio apartment in White City seems reasonable, but not exceptionally good value considering the limited square footage. Other listings in the same development suggest a higher price per sqft for similar or larger units. However, the listed price falls within the range that might be expected given the location and the condition of the property. This makes the price competitive within the local market, although more comparative data would be helpful to solidify this assessment.

Based on the provided images, the property appears to be in good condition, although it’s newly built or recently renovated. The finishings look modern and well maintained. However, some areas still show signs of being unfurnished or under construction (e.g., boxes and partially assembled furniture), so the score isn’t a perfect ten.

The property benefits from being located in White City, a rapidly developing area of West London. Its proximity to White City Living development suggests access to amenities and transport links. Good schools are within a reasonable distance, although the specific details on the property’s immediate surroundings are limited. The proximity to public transportation including the London Overground is a significant plus. However, this score is adjusted downward considering the absence of specific details about immediate neighborhood characteristics (e.g., green spaces, local shops).

The property has minimal to no land associated with it, as indicated by a plot size of 0.00 sqft. This is common for studio or apartment-style properties in urban locations like London, hence the low score.