The list price of £725,000 for a three-bedroom house in Streatham is within the expected range for similar properties in the area, judging by the comparable sales data and average prices, even though some comparable data is limited due to a lack of sqft information on similar properties. Given the property’s condition and the inclusion of a garden, the pricing appears reasonable, although not exceptionally good value. A definitive price per sqft analysis would require more comprehensive information regarding the property’s actual square footage, which is currently missing.

The property appears to be in generally good condition, although some aspects might require some updating and minor repairs. While the interior photographs show a recently renovated or modern kitchen and living areas, the overall impression suggests a balance between contemporary updates and elements that might be considered dated by some buyers. The exterior is well-maintained, without major obvious defects.

The property is located in Streatham, a popular South London suburb with good transport links via Streatham train station (0.22km away). Proximity to several well-regarded primary schools such as Immanuel and St Andrew’s (Outstanding Ofsted rating) enhances its appeal for families. While the immediate vicinity is residential, access to Streatham High Road provides ample amenities. The ‘Ferrers Triangle’ location suggests a desirable area with potential for future appreciation; however, the lack of precise details regarding its proximity to green spaces or other key features slightly lowers the score.

The property features a small, manageable rear garden with decking. While not expansive, it is sufficient for outdoor seating and is an added benefit compared to properties without garden space in this area. The plot size listed as 0.00 sqft is either inaccurate or missing from the data; this uncertainty affects the score.