The asking price of £375,000 for a three-bedroom house in South Norwood seems slightly high compared to some comparable properties in the area. Whilst other houses in the immediate area have sold for a similar price, and there is a lack of precise sq ft details on those comparable houses. The property’s condition, requiring substantial renovation, should be factored into the price. While the location is a positive factor, the need for significant refurbishment impacts the perceived value for money. Given the need for renovation, the price could be considered slightly inflated.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in need of modernisation. The interior décor is dated, and the kitchen and bathroom require updating. Whilst structurally sound, the property’s overall condition is average and needs considerable improvement. Carpets appear worn, and whilst the property is clean, it lacks modern fittings.

The property benefits from its proximity to several amenities. Good primary schools (Oasis Academy Ryelands and Crosfield Nursery School, both rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) are within walking distance. Norwood Junction London Overground station is less than a kilometer away, offering convenient transport links. The presence of local shops and South Norwood Country Park adds to the appeal, although the precise distances aren’t provided for all amenities. However, being situated on a busy road could be considered a drawback by some buyers, affecting the score slightly.

The property has a small garden, but it seems relatively neglected and requires attention. The size is not specified in square footage, but from the images, the space appears quite limited. A small, unkempt garden is not a significant selling point.