The list price of £1,500,000 for a 4-bedroom, 3-bathroom house with 1,811 sqft in W12 is relatively in line with prices of similar properties listed in the nearby area, but not substantially above the prices of nearby properties. While the property’s condition and renovation are positives affecting value, the somewhat limited land size might moderate expectations of a premium price compared to larger properties with bigger gardens in the same neighborhood. This scores a 7. The property appears to be reasonably priced, taking into consideration the condition, location and limited land size.

Based on the provided photographs, the property is in excellent condition. The images showcase a recently renovated or refurbished house with modern fixtures, fittings, and a contemporary extension. The interior appears clean, well-maintained, and updated, indicating a high standard of finish and recent renovations. This is a 9, suggesting that the property is in excellent condition and a little maintenance would be needed.

The property is situated in Bloemfontein Avenue, London W12, within the Wormholt & White City area of Hammersmith & Fulham. This area benefits from proximity to several outstandingly rated schools (Jack Tizard School and Randolph Beresford Early Years Centre) within a short distance, enhancing its family appeal. While transport links aren’t immediately on the doorstep, several Overground and Underground stations are within a reasonable distance (under 3km), making commuting relatively convenient. The presence of local amenities wasn’t explicitly detailed but given its location in a residential part of London, it is reasonable to assume access to shops and other necessities is available. This scores a 7 as the location is good but not exceptional. There are only a few schools nearby, which doesn’t make the location exceptional but still provides a good option.

The property includes a garden which is small and a roof terrace. While the existence of outdoor space is a positive attribute, it does not appear exceptionally large. In the context of London properties, a modest garden and roof terrace would be considered average rather than extensive. This scores a 4, showing that while it includes some space, it is not extensive.