The list price of £375,000 needs to be evaluated against comparable properties in the area. The absence of nearby listings data makes it difficult to accurately determine whether this represents good value. However, considering the property’s size, condition, and lack of outdoor space, the price could be considered reasonable for the area, especially for a first-time buyer or investor who is willing to undertake some modernisation work. Without sales data from comparable properties it is difficult to asses.

The property appears to be habitable but is in need of some modernisation. The kitchen and bathroom look dated. While the property may not require major structural repairs, cosmetic improvements and potential upgrades to the fixtures and fittings would enhance its overall appeal and value.

Sutton is a well-connected town in Greater London with good transport links to central London via train. The proximity to several schools, although requiring further investigation regarding their quality based on Ofsted reports, adds to the location’s appeal, particularly for families. The distance to the train station needs to be verified and confirmed, but being within walking distance (or short bus ride) of a station in zone 6 is advantageous.

The property has minimal to no garden space, according to the provided data. This is a significant drawback for many buyers, particularly families.