While the list price of £650,000 seems reasonable considering the location and apparent condition of the property, the lack of precise square footage information in the nearby listing comparisons hinders a precise price-per-square-foot analysis. The absence of a garden also affects the valuation. Comparing it to similar properties on Quinton Street itself, with other factors being considered, suggests a fairly competitive price point.

The provided photographs showcase a property that appears to be in good condition. The interior is well-maintained and recently renovated or refurbished, with modern fixtures and finishes evident in the kitchen and bathroom. The overall presentation suggests a move-in ready condition, although a professional survey would confirm the structural soundness.

Earlsfield benefits from excellent transport links via Earlsfield station (0.46km), providing easy access to central London. The presence of several highly-rated schools within a short distance (e.g., The Chelsea Group of Children, Garratt Park School, Tram House School) adds to the area’s desirability for families. However, the immediate proximity to main roads might detract slightly from the overall tranquility of the location.

The listing specifies a plot size of 0.00 sqft, indicating that the property does not have a garden or significant outdoor space. This is a significant drawback for many buyers, especially those with children or who value outdoor amenities.