The list price of £400,000 is in line with other similar properties in the area. Nearby listings show comparable terraced houses with similar sizes and features listed within a range, suggesting the asking price is reasonably competitive. However, without detailed information regarding the average price per square foot for properties like this in the exact area, the score is informed by the relative value proposition, given the size, land, and condition of the property.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in reasonable condition. While the interior is presented neatly, it seems to be in need of some updating. The kitchen is functional but dated, and the overall aesthetic is a bit dated and might require some modernization to meet current market preferences. The external condition appears good and well maintained. The overall impression is a property in livable condition but not in excellent condition.

The property is located in Dagenham, a suburb of London, in the RM9 postcode. While not in central London, it benefits from proximity to Becontree Station, offering relatively easy access to the city and other parts of London. The presence of schools with ‘Good’ Ofsted ratings nearby is also a positive factor. However, Dagenham is not considered a prime London location, and the overall amenities might not compare to wealthier areas of the city. The distance to other transport options and the overall desirability of the immediate area relative to other parts of London influences the score.

The property boasts a 49ft rear garden, which is a relatively good size for a terraced house in this area. The addition of an outbuilding (16ft x 10ft 2in) also adds to the usable outdoor space, enhancing its appeal to potential buyers. The size of the rear garden significantly improves the appeal over most terraced properties, leading to a higher score.