The list price of £750,000 for a 1625 sqft, 4-bedroom house in London, considering its apparent condition and garden, seems relatively reasonable. A precise price per sqft calculation is not possible without complete data. Nearby listings are difficult to compare due to incomplete data (missing sqft for most nearby properties). However, the general pricing in neighboring streets suggests that £750,000 might be slightly on the higher end, but not excessively so, given the property’s apparent condition and location advantages, but is not a great value for money property.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in good to excellent condition. The interior is modern and well-maintained, with updated kitchens and bathrooms. There’s evidence of recent renovations or refurbishment, suggesting a move-in ready status. However, the external view only shows part of the property and doesn’t provide a full picture of the building’s exterior condition.

The property is located in Queensbury, Brent, which benefits from proximity to good schools like Brent River College and Roe Green Junior School, both rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted. Transport links, while not immediately on the doorstep, are within a reasonable distance, with several train stations and underground lines accessible within a 5km radius. This makes the location convenient for commuters and families. However, the immediate vicinity’s average house prices are not explicitly provided, hindering a complete location assessment. The lack of readily available data on local amenities and the area’s overall desirability slightly lowers the score.

While the provided plot size is listed as 0.00 sqft, the photos clearly show a substantial garden. This is a significant plus point in the London market and thus justifies the score although the lack of accurate measurements prevents a higher scoring. The presence of a garden contributes positively to the overall appeal of the property.