At £1,995,000, the list price seems reasonably competitive considering the location and condition, given comparables in the nearby Electric Boulevard with average prices over £3 million. However, the lack of a substantial private outdoor space, and a zero plot size, affects the overall value proposition. The average price per square foot isn’t available but the high prices in the surrounding area support the price.

Based on the photographs, the property appears to be in very good condition. It’s a modern, newly built apartment with high-quality fixtures and fittings. While it’s unfurnished, the images show a clean, well-maintained space, suggesting it’s ready for immediate occupancy. Minor deductions are made due to the lack of outdoor garden space and the apparent absence of some amenities that are typically seen in newly constructed apartments.

The property boasts an exceptional location within the Battersea Power Station development, a highly sought-after area in Nine Elms, London. It benefits from excellent transport links (Battersea Park station is within 0.60 KM), nearby reputable schools (St Mary’s RC and St Gabriel’s CofE Primary Schools both rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted and within less than 1km), and a vibrant, newly developed neighbourhood with shops and amenities. The iconic Battersea Power Station itself adds to the prestige and desirability of the location.

The property has virtually no private outdoor space. The images show a balcony, which is small in scale given the size of the apartment, thus receiving a low score.