The listing price of £520,000 seems somewhat high considering the condition and size of the property (square footage data is unfortunately missing). While comparable properties in the area sell in the similar range, the need for renovation works should be factored in. Without knowing the square footage, a precise assessment is hard to make, but given that this is not a high-end property in a top-tier location and needs renovation, the price is not considered great value.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be habitable but requires some degree of modernisation. The interior shows dated decor and furnishings, and while there’s no evidence of major structural issues, updates to the kitchen, bathrooms, and possibly some flooring would improve it considerably. It’s not in disrepair, but significant cosmetic improvements are needed.

The property is situated in Ilford, IG1, a location with good transport links (Ilford station is approximately 1.38km away) and proximity to several schools, including some rated as ‘Good’ or ‘Outstanding’ by Ofsted. The presence of a mosque nearby adds to the area’s diverse community. However, Ilford’s overall desirability is moderate, and this area specifically does not have the same cachet as some other parts of London. The proximity to Ilford Lane, a busy road, might be a drawback for some buyers.

The property has a small, relatively unimpressive garden. While there’s outdoor space, it’s primarily paved and lacks extensive landscaping. It’s functional for basic needs but doesn’t offer significant added value compared to properties with larger, more attractive gardens.