The listed price of £1,100,000 seems reasonable considering the location, size (1,320 sqft), and the presence of a garden. Comparable properties on Weybourne Street have sold for similar prices, and while precise square foot prices are missing from the data, the price aligns with the general market in Earlsfield. However, there may be some potential for negotiation depending on market conditions at the time of sale.

The property appears to be generally well-maintained from the photos provided. The interior seems clean and livable, though some areas (such as the garden) could benefit from some updating or landscaping. The kitchen appears dated but functional; overall, it shows signs of normal wear and tear, not requiring significant renovations but some modernisation wouldn’t hurt.

Earlsfield is a popular residential area in South West London, known for its convenient transport links (Earlsfield station is less than 1 km away), good local schools (several ‘Outstanding’ rated primary schools are within a short distance), and relatively tranquil atmosphere compared to central London. While it may not have the same buzz as some other areas, its family-friendly character and good amenities make it a desirable location for many.

The property includes a small, paved rear garden and a shed. While it’s certainly not expansive, it offers some outdoor space, which is a valuable asset in London. It is a modest sized garden and therefore receives a modest score.