The asking price of £690,000 seems somewhat high considering the property’s condition and the lack of precise plot size information. While the location is desirable, the required renovations impact its value. The need for updating across the property makes the listed price not exceptional value, but also not severely overpriced, relative to other properties in the area needing similar renovations.

Based on the provided photos, the property shows its age and requires significant updating. The decor and fixtures are outdated, and some areas such as the wallpaper in one bedroom appear damaged. While structurally sound, a considerable amount of renovation would be needed to bring the property up to modern standards. The kitchen and bathroom also need modernization.

The property is located in Bromley Common, a desirable area known for its good schools and transport links. Proximity to Trinity Church of England Primary School, Bishop Justus, and Ravenswood secondary schools are significant advantages for families. While a bit further, Bromley South station provides access to London, making the location attractive to commuters. The relatively quiet residential area adds to its appeal.

The property appears to have a reasonably sized garden, offering some outdoor space. Though the exact dimensions aren’t given, the photos suggest adequate space for relaxation or children’s play, thus a higher score than a smaller garden or no garden.