While the list price seems reasonable given the lack of private outdoor space and the average prices on nearby streets such as Salisbury Road showing higher prices, there is no provided data to compare the price per sqft. Therefore it is difficult to say for certain how reasonable the price per sqft is, but given the average price range in the area of the nearby apartments, it seems to be priced competitively for a two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment in a desirable location. However, without sqft data, the price cannot be accurately assessed relative to area standards.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be in reasonable condition. The interior looks well-maintained and modern, although the external photos suggest a more standard apartment block, rather than a high-end development. There is no indication of significant repairs needed, but it’s not exceptionally luxurious or high-end.

Enfield Island Village is a desirable location in Enfield, known for its peaceful atmosphere and proximity to the River Lea. The presence of nearby schools with good Ofsted ratings (Prince Of Wales Primary School and Freshsteps Independent School) and relatively easy access to Enfield Lock train station, which offers links to London Liverpool Street, contribute to the location’s appeal. However, Enfield Lock itself isn’t a central location within London, hence the score below 10.

The property does not appear to have a garden or significant private outdoor space. The pictures suggest it is part of a larger apartment building complex with a shared parking area. This severely limits private land and contributes to a low score.