The asking price of £900,000 is reasonably competitive, particularly considering the location in Mill Hill. However, the need for modernisation is factored into this assessment. Comparing it to other properties on The Reddings street and similar properties in nearby streets, although a full comparison isn’t possible due to missing square footage data in the nearby listings, the price seems reasonable in this context. But, given the need for updating, a top-tier value for money score is not appropriate.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be largely habitable but requires some updating. The interior shows signs of needing modernisation, with dated decor and fixtures. While the structure appears sound, a renovation would significantly enhance the overall appeal and value. The condition is not poor, but not excellent either.

Mill Hill is a desirable area in North West London, known for its good schools and transport links. The property’s proximity to highly-rated schools like Ellern Mede and Mill Hill County High School and relatively close distance to Mill Hill Broadway station significantly boosts its desirability. However, the specific location within Mill Hill and the absence of detailed information on the immediate surroundings prevent a higher score.

The property includes a garden, which is a positive. However, the provided images suggest a relatively small garden that is not particularly landscaped or extensive. There is additional outdoor space beyond the immediate patio area; however, the overall garden size does not warrant a higher score.