The asking price of £485,000 seems reasonable considering comparable properties in the area and given its proximity to the Jubilee Line. While other properties offer a higher price per sqft, these are generally larger and/or more modern properties. It’s important to note the lack of sqft information for many of the comparable properties, making a precise price per sqft comparison challenging.

The property shows signs of wear and tear. Whilst the hardwood floors add a level of appeal, the wallpaper and kitchen look dated, and some updating would likely be required to bring the property to contemporary standards. The bathroom appears relatively clean but functional, rather than modern or luxurious.

The property is located in Kenton, Harrow, which benefits from good access to transport links with the Jubilee Line station being within reach. Additionally, there are several well-regarded schools nearby, including some with ‘Outstanding’ Ofsted ratings. The presence of local shops and amenities on Streatfield Road further enhances its appeal. However, Kenton may not be considered amongst the most desirable areas in Greater London, hence the score is not higher.

The property includes a garden which is a significant plus for a property of this type in Greater London. However, while the garden appears well maintained, the provided images do not suggest an especially large or uniquely landscaped space.