The list price of £550,000 seems reasonable considering the property’s location, the reported three bedrooms and two bathrooms, and its apparent modern condition. However, without precise square footage information and comparable data specifically for Canning Square, it’s difficult to give a definitive assessment. The lack of plot size makes it hard to accurately ascertain the value given the land, leading to a moderately high but non-exceptional price score. Comparing the list price to similar properties in nearby areas further strengthens this assessment, as comparable houses have varying prices depending on specifics which cannot fully be determined from available data.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be in good condition, relatively modern and well-maintained. The interior is clean and the fixtures and fittings look contemporary. However, there is a lack of information about any underlying issues or maintenance requirements, which prevents a perfect score. The images are well-lit, possibly staged, so a slight deduction is made for potential lack of transparency.

The property is located in Enfield, Chase, which benefits from being relatively close to several Overground stations (Southbury, Turkey Street, Enfield Town) providing transport links into London. The proximity to good schools (Russet House School, rated Outstanding, is particularly noteworthy) adds to its appeal for families. However, the precise location within Chase and the immediate surrounding amenities (shops, etc.) require more detailed local knowledge to accurately assess. The lack of average price per sqft data for Canning Square specifically limits the full location assessment.

While the property includes a rear garden, the size is not specified, and the photos suggest a relatively small, standard-sized garden for a terraced house in this area. A larger garden would significantly impact this score, but the available images suggest a modest outdoor space.