The list price of £400,000 seems reasonable considering the location and property type, however there is a lack of detailed information concerning the actual size of the property and therefore an accurate price per square foot assessment cannot be made. While the provided local pricing data offers context, a direct comparison is difficult due to the missing sqft data for many of the properties and different property types listed. The absence of comprehensive local price per sqft data makes it difficult to determine if the price represents exceptional value, good value, or average value.

The property appears to be in reasonable condition based on the photos. The interior is presented well, with a modern kitchen and bathroom. There are no immediately apparent issues, however, a full survey would be required to uncover any unseen defects. The exterior appears well maintained, although some landscaping could improve its curb appeal and the quality of the small external space.

Earlsfield is a desirable area in South West London, benefitting from excellent transport links via Earlsfield train station (0.91km away) providing direct routes into London Waterloo. The proximity to Wandsworth Common adds significant appeal, offering green space and recreational opportunities. The presence of well-regarded schools nearby further enhances the area’s desirability for families and increases property value. However, the specific location on Bassingham Road isn’t detailed enough to assess its precise position within the neighbourhood which may be more or less desirable than the overall average for Earlsfield.

The property has a small, enclosed outdoor space. While providing some outside area, it is limited in size and practicality, suitable perhaps for a small table and chairs, but not for substantial outdoor activities or gardening.