The list price of £240,000 for a one-bedroom apartment of 448 sqft seems reasonable when compared to other similar properties in the area. While some neighbouring properties are listed at higher prices, this could be attributed to differences in size, features, or floor level. The lack of plot size and limited data on average prices per square foot for the immediate area, however, make a definitive judgment challenging. Therefore, a moderate score of 6 reflects a price within the range of similar apartments in the area, but not necessarily a great value deal.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in good, recently renovated condition. The kitchen and bathroom look modern and well-maintained. The flooring and walls also show no significant signs of wear and tear. However, given that there are no exterior shots aside from the building exterior, I cannot provide a comprehensive assessment of the property’s exterior condition. Therefore, a score of 7 reflects a good internal state with some uncertainty about the exterior.

The property benefits from being close to White Hart Lane Overground station, providing convenient access to public transportation. Several schools with good Ofsted ratings are also within a reasonable distance. While the immediate surroundings might not be considered a prime location, the proximity to transport links and schools enhances its appeal.

The property appears to have minimal or no private outdoor space, which is common for apartment buildings in urban areas like London. This significantly impacts the overall desirability for many buyers, resulting in a low score.