The list price of £685,000 appears reasonable given the property’s location in Fulham, the inclusion of a garden, and the size. However, comparing it to other properties on Inglethorpe Street, which show significant price variance, suggests some uncertainty in market value. The lack of precise square footage for comparable properties makes definitive comparison difficult. The apparent need for modernisation also factors into the price assessment.

The property appears to be in generally good condition from the photos. There’s no evidence of major structural problems. However, some rooms would benefit from updating or a more contemporary style. The kitchen and bathroom appear functional but dated. Overall it presents well but lacks a high-end finish.

Fulham, particularly the Palace Riverside area, is known for its desirable location. The proximity to good schools like Ormiston Bridge Academy and Queen’s Manor School, and relatively close access to transport links (although not immediately on the doorstep) contributes to its appeal. However, the specific street’s position and immediate surroundings require a more in-depth assessment to determine if it is in a top-tier location. The lack of immediate high street presence could be considered a slight downside.

The property includes a garden, which is a positive feature in London, especially for family living. However, based on the images, the garden appears relatively small and requires some landscaping. This does not make it exceptional as far as garden space goes in the area.