The asking price of £600,000 for a three-bedroom apartment seems competitive considering its location and size within the London market. However, the lack of plot size and the age of the flat, requiring potential upgrades, means it would not receive a top rating. Comparable properties in the area seem to fall within a similar price range, suggesting that the list price is neither exceptionally high nor exceptionally low, especially considering the location and the relatively spacious living area of 1108.68 SQFT.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be in reasonably good condition. The interiors show a well-maintained property, although the decor may be outdated in places and might require some modernisation to suit contemporary tastes. The bathroom, for instance, shows its age. Overall, it’s habitable and well-kept, but not in pristine or newly renovated condition.

Denmark Hill, London, specifically Herne Hill, is a desirable residential area known for its Victorian architecture, green spaces like Ruskin Park, and good transport links. The proximity to several train stations provides convenient access to central London. The presence of well-regarded primary schools adds to its family-friendly appeal. However, it’s important to note that while the overall location is strong, the specific micro-location within Denmark Hill and the exact proximity to amenities would influence the final score. The area’s popularity, however, drives prices higher.

The property has a small balcony, offering limited outdoor space. This is insufficient for a substantial land score, though many flats in this area lack outdoor space at all. The shared gardens mentioned for some of the nearby properties do not appear to have significant space to be allocated to this specific property, and even if the gardens mentioned in the nearby property listing descriptions applied here, it is still a modest area, and not a defining feature of the property itself.