The list price of £350,000 appears reasonable given the property’s condition, location and the inclusion of a garden. Comparable properties in the area seem to be listed within a similar range. However, the absence of accurate square footage details for comparable properties makes a precise price-per-square-foot analysis challenging and limits certainty on the final price score.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be in very good condition. The interior is modern and well-maintained with a recently updated kitchen and bathroom. There is evidence of tasteful decor choices. The overall impression is that the property is move-in ready, but minor updates or personal preferences may change how a buyer perceives the space.

Raynes Park offers a good balance of residential calm and convenient access to transport links and amenities. The proximity to multiple train stations providing links into central London is a significant advantage. Good local schools are also within a reasonable distance, boosting its family-appeal. However, the location isn’t exceptional in terms of being in the absolute heart of a bustling high street or offering unique attractions.

The property includes a garden which is a considerable asset for a property in London. While not massive, the space is well-maintained, and seems suitable for outdoor seating and some planting. The presence of a shed indicates additional storage space. Overall, the size is acceptable but does not represent a large garden.