The listed price of £1,275,000 seems reasonable given the location and size of the house (2,244.92 sqft), and number of bedrooms (5) and bathrooms (3). Nearby comparable properties, while limited in the dataset provided, support a price in this range, although a lack of precise sqft data for comparisons makes a precise per-sqft valuation problematic. The absence of a significant plot size might slightly reduce the perceived value compared to some other properties in the area, but overall, the price seems competitive within the market context.

The property appears to be well-maintained from the photographs, showing a generally good state of repair. While the interior decor is eclectic, it does not suggest major structural issues. However, it is not presented as being in pristine or newly renovated condition; some updates or modernisation may be desirable, depending on the buyer’s preferences. Some aspects, such as bathrooms, may benefit from upgrades to achieve a higher condition score.

Lordship Lane, Dulwich Village, is a highly desirable location in South London. It benefits from excellent transport links (East Dulwich station is less than a kilometer away), highly-rated primary schools within walking distance (Harris Primary Academy East Dulwich, Heber Primary School), and proximity to the amenities of Dulwich Village including shops, restaurants, and parks. The area is known for its Victorian architecture and family-friendly atmosphere. The proximity to Alleyn’s School, a prestigious independent school, further enhances the desirability of the location.

The property has a garden, which is a positive aspect. However, the listed plot size is 0.00 sqft, suggesting either a very small garden or an error in the data. The photos reveal a relatively modest, though pleasant, rear garden. This limits the score; a larger garden would receive a higher rating. The property type is described as a TERRACED house, which usually suggests relatively smaller land plots than detached properties.