The asking price of £350,000 for a two-bedroom apartment in Ruislip seems relatively reasonable based on the information on nearby properties, although without square footage data for comparisons, this is difficult to fully verify. The lack of plot size data hinders a complete analysis of value. The price appears to fall within the average range for similar properties in the area, making it a decent value proposition, though more comparative data is required for a definitive conclusion.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in generally reasonable condition. While the interior is clean and presentable, some minor cosmetic updates or repairs may be needed, such as patching the bathroom wall and potentially replacing or upgrading the flooring. The overall impression is one of a lived-in apartment that would benefit from a refresh, rather than significant renovation.

The property is located in Ruislip, HA4 8GN, which benefits from its proximity to Eastcote High Street and Station. Access to the Metropolitan and Piccadilly lines is a significant advantage, offering good transport links to central London and beyond. The presence of nearby schools, although requiring further investigation regarding quality (Ofsted ratings are missing for some), further enhances the location’s appeal for families. However, the specific area’s desirability and the level of local amenities require additional research to fully assess its score.

The property has minimal or no land associated with it, being an apartment. This significantly reduces its land score compared to properties with gardens or substantial plots.