Considering the lack of square footage data, the asking price of £220,000 appears neither particularly high nor low compared to similar properties in the area (considering nearby sales of between £175,000 and £270,000 for one bedroom properties) However, given the condition of the property, it’s arguably on the higher end for what is essentially a property requiring full renovation. The price could be considered competitive if the renovation costs are factored in.

The provided photographs reveal a property in need of significant modernisation and cleaning. The interior is cluttered, and the overall state suggests a need for refurbishment before it can be considered habitable to a reasonable standard. This lowers the score significantly.

The property benefits from its proximity to Harrow & Wealdstone tube station (0.8km), providing convenient access to central London. Several schools, including Belmont School (rated Outstanding by Ofsted), are within a reasonable distance. While Wealdstone might not be considered a prime London location, its accessibility and local amenities contribute to a decent score.

The listing provides no information on the presence or size of a garden. Based on the external photograph, there is minimal if any outdoor space which warrants a low score.