The asking price of £825,000 seems reasonable considering the property’s location in a desirable area of Streatham, its size (1,320 sqft), the apparent quality of the recent renovations, and the presence of a garden. However, the lack of comparable square footage data for nearby properties and the broad price range in nearby listings (from £125,000 to £850,000) makes precise valuation challenging. The price score reflects the overall value proposition and balances the desirable features with the absence of granular price-per-square-foot data for the area.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be in good condition. The renovations appear modern and well-executed. The kitchen and bathroom are particularly impressive, suggesting a recent and significant investment. There’s no visible evidence of significant disrepair. The overall presentation is clean and well-maintained.

The property is located in Streatham, South London, which is a popular residential area known for its good transport links (proximity to Streatham train station providing links to central London), local amenities, and a mix of housing stock. The Ferrers Triangle area specifically is generally considered desirable. While proximity to schools is mentioned, the Ofsted ratings are not provided, making a definitive judgment about the quality of nearby schooling impossible. However, the presence of several schools within a reasonable distance contributes positively to the location score.

The property has a garden, a desirable feature in London. However, the size of the garden is not specified. Based on the photos, it seems to be a relatively small, manageable garden rather than a substantial plot of land. Thus, the score reflects the presence of a garden but acknowledges its limited size in comparison to other properties.