At £1,150,000, the property’s price is competitive compared to other similar properties in the area, based on the limited comparable data provided. The lack of plot size information makes accurate price-per-square-foot calculations impossible. Whilst the internal condition appears good, the apparent lack of substantial outdoor space reduces the value proposition for some buyers, resulting in a slightly below average price score.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be well-maintained and in good condition. The kitchen and bathrooms seem recently renovated or updated, suggesting a high standard of finish. Minor cosmetic choices (such as the purple carpets) might affect some buyers, but the overall state of repair is above average for properties of this age and type.

The property is situated in Raynes Park, a desirable area in South West London. Its proximity to good schools (St Matthew’s Cofe Primary School rated ‘Good’ being 0.65km away), and multiple South Western Railway stations, providing convenient access to London, boosts its score. However, the lack of specific details regarding local amenities and green spaces slightly lowers the score.

The listing does not specify the size of the garden or any outdoor space. While there is some paved area visible in the front of the house, there is no evidence of a significant garden or land, thus a low score.