Considering the property is a one-bedroom apartment in London, a price of £365,000 is relatively competitive, given comparables. The lack of precise square footage for nearby properties prevents a more precise per-square-foot analysis. Given the property’s presentation and location, the price seems within the expected range for the area but there isn’t enough evidence to deem it exceptionally good value.

The property appears to be in generally good condition based on the provided photos. While it’s not new, the interiors are presented well, suggesting minimal recent renovations. However, there’s a lack of information concerning the property’s structural soundness, appliances and general wear and tear which limits the score.

The property benefits from its proximity to Elephant & Castle, a transport hub with various train and bus links. Burgess Park’s presence nearby adds to the area’s appeal. Several well-regarded schools are within walking distance, contributing to family-friendliness. However, North Walworth may not appeal to all buyers, and its exact location on Macleod Street isn’t detailed enough to fully assess its advantages and disadvantages. The lack of precise details for the provided nearby street data, also effects the location score.

The property offers access to communal gardens, which is a positive. However, there is no private garden space associated with the property itself, limiting the score.