The listed price of £320,000 for a two-bedroom apartment in London E3 requires careful consideration. While comparable nearby listings are not consistently priced due to lack of sqft information, the price appears to be somewhat below the average for similar properties in the area, according to the nearby street average data. The lack of plot size and the condition of the property (which needs some minor finishing work) needs to be accounted for. Therefore, while the price point might be attractive relative to some other London properties, the overall value and the condition warrants a score that acknowledges these factors.

Based on the provided images, the property appears to be in reasonable condition, but not excellent. The interior photos show a relatively modern kitchen and built-in wardrobes in at least one bedroom, suggesting some recent improvements. However, the images also reveal some aspects that are less desirable including a wall with exposed cabling and some unfinished elements. Overall, a score reflecting a ‘fair’ condition seems appropriate, given the apparent combination of updated and incomplete features.

The property is located in London E3, a relatively central area with good transport links to the City and Canary Wharf. While specific amenities are not detailed in the information provided, the proximity to several transport options (Limehouse station being 2.29km away) suggests a reasonable level of convenience. The presence of several schools within a short distance is also a positive factor for families or potential investors targeting the rental market. However, without more detailed information about the immediate surroundings and the quality of local amenities, a higher score cannot be justified.

The listing explicitly states a plot size of 0.00 sqft, indicating that this is a flat or apartment with no accompanying garden or land. This is a significant drawback for many buyers, resulting in a very low score.