The list price of £495,000 seems reasonable, considering the location and size of the property. While the lack of sqft data for comparable properties makes a definitive conclusion difficult, several local properties with similar characteristics sell in the £400,000-£600,000 range. The property’s condition and the relatively small garden could suggest a price slightly below the higher end of this range, explaining the score of 7.

The property appears to be in generally good condition, having undergone some modernisation in the kitchen and what seems to be recently fitted laminate flooring in the main living areas. However, there are some signs of wear and tear visible in the photographs, such as the carpeting and a couple of visible wall blemishes. Overall a score of 6 reflects a property that is habitable but could benefit from some minor cosmetic improvements.

The property is located in High Barnet, which benefits from good transport links via the Northern Line underground station and also has a number of schools and amenities within a reasonable distance. However, the immediate street doesn’t appear to be in a particularly affluent area when compared to nearby streets, hence the score of 7.

The property has a small, enclosed rear garden, which is typical of properties in this type of semi-detached arrangement. While it’s not particularly large, it provides some external space. This is a modest amount of land, hence the score of 3.