The list price of £745,000 seems reasonably priced, considering the property’s location in SW19, a desirable area of London. The price aligns with other terraced houses on Hardy Road, though the average price per square foot cannot be accurately determined due to missing data. The need for extensive renovation works should be factored into the price, and while this might initially lower its score, the potential for increased value post-refurbishment justifies a score of 7.

The property is in need of significant modernisation and refurbishment. The photographs show extensive damage to walls and ceilings, dated fixtures and fittings, and requires a complete overhaul. While the structure appears sound, the current state is far from ideal and would require considerable investment.

The property is located in the Abbey area of Merton, SW19, which benefits from its proximity to several reputable schools, including Merton Abbey Primary School and Holy Trinity Cofe Primary School, both with good Ofsted ratings. The area also has relatively good transport links, with Haydons Road station being within a reasonable distance. While not in the heart of Wimbledon, it offers a quieter residential setting with convenient access to amenities. The proximity to other desirable streets such as Balfour Road and Trafalgar Road, with their higher average prices, also boosts its location score.

The property includes a garden, though its size is not specified. The images suggest a reasonable-sized garden for a terraced house in the area, providing additional space, which adds to its appeal compared to similar properties without gardens. However, it is not exceptionally large, hence the moderate score.