The asking price of £275,000 appears reasonable for a one-bedroom apartment in this area of London, considering comparable listings in the vicinity with similar specifications. The absence of square footage data makes a definitive statement on value per square foot impossible, and the range quoted (£275,000-£295,000) adds to some uncertainty. However, the price seems largely in line with market expectations.

Based on the photos provided, the apartment appears to be in good condition, with modern fixtures and fittings in the kitchen and bathroom. The overall presentation is clean and well-maintained. While we cannot assess the structural integrity, the visible aspects of the property suggest a high standard of finish for its age.

The property benefits from being in close proximity to multiple transport links (New Cross Gate station being less than a kilometer away), and several well-regarded schools. The area also seems to have a mix of housing types and amenities within a reasonable distance, though more specific details on local shops and facilities would help in confirming this score.

The property includes access to a communal garden area, which is a positive aspect, although the size and exclusivity of this space are unclear. The lack of private outdoor space lowers the score; this is typical for apartments in this area but is a key factor in desirability for many buyers.