The list price of £550,000 seems reasonable considering the location and size (934 sqft) of the property; however, a lack of external space and the absence of a detailed comparative local price per square foot in the data provided makes it difficult to assign a definitive value. The nearby comparable properties are very different types of properties (flats vs houses). Compared to the other houses listed it is quite cheap, however, those houses are significantly bigger. It’s in the range of what comparable properties might sell for, but the lack of external space may slightly suppress its value, preventing a higher score.

The property appears well-maintained and in good overall condition based on the provided images. However, there are minor signs of wear and tear which prevent a higher score; the decor is not very modern, some of the fixtures and fittings could be updated, and the property could benefit from a fresh coat of paint in several areas. It’s not dilapidated or in need of major renovations but there’s room for improvement.

Balham is a highly desirable area in South London, known for its excellent transport links (Balham station is less than a kilometer away), green spaces like Tooting Bec Common, and a vibrant mix of shops, restaurants, and amenities. The proximity to good schools like Henry Cavendish Primary School further enhances its appeal to families. Griffin Mews itself is described as being in the sought after ‘Hyde Farm’ area which adds to the desirability.

The property has virtually no garden or outdoor space as indicated by a plot size of 0.00 sqft. This significantly limits its appeal to those looking for external space, resulting in a very low score for this aspect.