The list price of £410,000 seems reasonably competitive considering similar properties in the area, although a lack of precise square footage data for nearby comparisons is a limitation. The property’s condition and the need for potential improvements could be factored into negotiations. Therefore, a mid-range price score reflects this uncertainty.

While the property appears habitable, the provided images reveal several areas needing attention. The garden is somewhat overgrown and unkempt, and the interior shows signs of wear and tear, particularly in the bathroom and overall presentation, which is not up to a modern standard. A degree of modernisation or cosmetic improvements would likely enhance its overall appeal and market value.

The property benefits from its proximity to Turkey Street station (London Overground), offering convenient access to London. Additionally, several well-regarded schools, such as Enfield Heights Academy (Outstanding Ofsted rating), are within a reasonable distance. However, the immediate surroundings aren’t explicitly described as particularly desirable, and the area’s overall character and amenities require further investigation to fully assess its desirability.

The property includes a garden, which is a positive feature, but its size is undisclosed and the photos suggest it may be relatively small and requires some landscaping to be maximised. The lack of precise plot size details makes it challenging to fully assess the land’s value.