The asking price of £550,000 for a 1-bedroom apartment in Dalston is competitive but not necessarily a bargain, considering the property’s size and the lack of a garden. Considering comparables in the area and the limited information on square footage for comparable listings, the price seems relatively reasonable for a new apartment in this desirable location but not exceptionally good value.

The property appears to be newly built or recently renovated, which is reflected in the modern design and finishes visible in the photographs. However, some aspects, such as the unfinished kitchen, suggest it is not quite complete. This leads to a moderate score, acknowledging both the modern appeal and minor areas needing final touches.

Dalston is a highly sought-after area in East London, known for its vibrant atmosphere, trendy restaurants, bars, and independent shops. Its proximity to excellent transport links (Dalston Junction Overground station is only 0.27km away), good schools (like Holy Trinity Church of England Primary School rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted and a short walk away), and parks make it attractive to a wide range of buyers. The location score reflects this desirability, although the specific location within Dalston could impact desirability.

The property is an apartment with a small private balcony. This is a minimal amount of outdoor space compared to houses with gardens, resulting in a low land score. The absence of a garden, common in urban apartments, limits the overall outdoor space and privacy.