The list price of £550,000 appears reasonable in comparison to other nearby properties, considering the property’s location and size. However, the lack of specific square footage data for comparable properties makes a precise comparison challenging. The property’s condition, requiring some updating, might slightly reduce its value compared to properties in better condition. The presence of a garden, while small, does add to the appeal and justify a moderately higher price. While potentially needing some renovations, it’s priced below similar properties in the area, suggesting a reasonable price.

The property appears to be habitable, but requires some degree of modernisation or updating. While the photographs show a clean and functional space, many of the fixtures and fittings show signs of age, and the overall aesthetic might be considered dated by modern standards. The kitchen and bathroom, while functional, aren’t modern and some updating would improve the property’s value. The garden also appears slightly overgrown and would benefit from some landscaping. Thus a mid-range score is appropriate.

East Dulwich Grove is situated in the highly desirable East Dulwich area of South East London. It benefits from excellent transport links to central London via East Dulwich train station (0.45km away), and is also within easy reach of several bus routes. The area is known for its vibrant atmosphere, independent shops, and highly-regarded schools, such as Goose Green Primary and Nursery School (0.19km), and Harris Primary Academy East Dulwich (0.5km). The proximity to Goose Green adds to the appeal, offering a convenient local hub for daily necessities and social activities. These factors contribute to a high desirability and quality of life, justifying a high location score.

The property includes a garden, which is a significant advantage in a densely populated urban area such as East Dulwich. However, based on the image, the garden’s size appears relatively modest and requires some maintenance. It’s not overly spacious, and therefore a mid-range score is assigned, reflecting the presence of outdoor space but not its scale or high level of finish.