Considering the location, the property size (515.40 sqft), condition, and the presence of a garden, the asking price of £489,950 seems reasonable, but not outstanding value. Comparing this to similar properties in the area (though sqft information is missing from comparable listings), it falls within the range of prices for a three-bedroom house in the area. A lack of precise comparable data for square footage makes a more definitive price assessment difficult.

The property appears to be in generally good condition, but some aspects suggest it could benefit from modernisation. The kitchen and bathroom show their age, while the living areas are clean and reasonably well maintained. Overall, it’s habitable and in average condition, rather than needing extensive renovation.

Chessington is a popular residential area in Surrey, with good access to transport links via Chessington North and South train stations, offering connections to London Waterloo. The proximity to schools, including several with ‘Good’ Ofsted ratings, makes it attractive to families. While not in the most central or prestigious location, it provides a comfortable suburban setting.

The property has a garden which is a positive point, however it seems to be relatively small in size. The addition of a garden adds value and is suitable for families and those who desire a small outdoor space.