The asking price of £320,000 for a one-bedroom property in Enfield seems relatively reasonable, considering the current market conditions. Comparative data on average prices in nearby streets is limited, and no sq ft pricing data is available for the subject property or close comparables which hinders accurate price per sqft analysis. However, the price seems to reflect the property’s condition, location, and the inclusion of a garden, placing it within the general price range of similar properties in the area.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in good condition. The interiors are tastefully decorated and well-maintained. The kitchen and bathroom seem modern and updated. There’s evidence of some cosmetic choices that may not appeal to all buyers (e.g., the eclectic mix of decor styles), but overall the property doesn’t seem to require significant repairs or renovations.

The property is located in Enfield, Greater London, specifically in the Chase area. While not central London, Enfield offers good transport links via several train stations (Enfield Town, Gordon Hill, Enfield Chase) within a reasonable distance. The area also benefits from several schools, including some with ‘Good’ Ofsted ratings. Proximity to local shops and amenities adds to the location’s desirability. However, it’s not in the most affluent or central part of London, hence the score isn’t higher.

The property includes a rear garden, which is a significant benefit in London. While the precise dimensions aren’t specified, the photos show a reasonably sized space suitable for outdoor relaxation and entertaining. This is a definite plus, especially for a one-bedroom property.