The asking price of £290,000 for a one-bedroom apartment in Enfield, considering the comparative prices in the area of similar properties and the property’s condition, is reasonably competitive. While there is a range in pricing observed in the area, this price falls within that range and seems fairly valued, albeit not remarkably undervalued.

The property appears well-maintained from the photos provided. While not brand new, it’s in reasonable condition with no obvious signs of significant repairs needed. The décor is dated, but the structure and fixtures seem functional, explaining the mid-range score.

The property is located in Enfield, Greater London, which benefits from good transport links to central London via train and overground. The proximity to several schools, some with good Ofsted ratings, adds to its family-friendliness. However, the specific location within Enfield isn’t exceptionally central to all amenities, hence the score.

The property offers access to communal green space, which is a positive. However, it lacks a private garden, thus impacting the score. Shared outdoor areas are present, but this doesn’t fully compensate for a lack of private land.