The list price of £425,000 seems reasonably competitive considering the location, but is also constrained by the lack of outdoor space and the property’s condition. While comparable properties exist within this price range, this property’s smaller size and condition may impact its ultimate sale price. The price is reasonable but could be negotiated depending on buyer preferences and market dynamics.

The property appears to be in generally acceptable condition, though it shows signs of age and could benefit from some modernizations. The finishes and fixtures appear functional but not luxurious or particularly updated. The kitchen and bathroom show moderate wear. While habitable and clean, the overall condition isn’t exceptional; there’s room for improvement.

The property is located in Marylebone, a highly desirable area of London known for its upscale atmosphere, proximity to Hyde Park, excellent transport links (Marylebone station is nearby), and a wide array of amenities, including high-end shops, restaurants, and cultural attractions. The presence of outstandingly-rated schools within a short distance further enhances its desirability for families and those seeking a premium lifestyle. This makes the location exceptionally strong, justifying the high score.

The property does not appear to have any private outdoor space, such as a garden or patio. This is typical for apartments in central London, but limits the appeal to those seeking such features and thus receives a low score.