The asking price of £320,000 for a one-bedroom apartment in Canary Wharf seems relatively reasonable given the current market conditions in this area, although possibly not highly competitive. Comparables are unfortunately lacking precise square footage, making a direct comparison challenging. However, the price aligns with the general range of similar properties in the area. Further research into recent comparable sales would provide a more precise valuation.

Based on the provided photos, the apartment appears to be in generally good condition and well-maintained. The fixtures and fittings look relatively modern and in good working order. However, the images lack sufficient detail to give a definitive assessment. There’s no evidence of major repairs required, but some minor updating might be desired by future owners. A professional survey would provide a more precise assessment.

The property benefits from a location in Canary Wharf, a highly desirable area in London known for its modern infrastructure, excellent transport links, and proximity to amenities. The presence of nearby schools (although distances are not insignificant) and the proximity to the All Saints DLR station add to the appeal. However, the specific immediate surroundings appear to be more typical of an urban setting and may lack some of the green spaces that characterize more idyllic locations.

The property has no plot size mentioned; therefore, this is a low score. Apartments typically lack significant private land.