The list price of £400,000 seems reasonable, considering the property’s location in London, the number of bedrooms and bathrooms, and its apparent overall condition. Comparative data is limited, with no provided square footage for comparable properties. However, the available nearby listings suggest that prices in the area vary considerably, even on the same street. Thus while the price may represent a good value for the area based on limited data, factors affecting pricing cannot be accurately ascertained.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in generally good condition. The interior features a recently updated kitchen and bathroom, with modern fixtures. The flooring seems well-maintained. The overall aesthetic is clean and relatively modern, although some areas show signs of normal wear and tear (e.g., slight aging on the fireplace). The property’s age is implied in the description referring to Victorian architecture, which may be a factor affecting condition. The images do not reveal any significant structural issues.

The property is located in the St Giles area of Southwark, London (SE5 8LX). While this is a desirable part of London known for its Victorian architecture and relatively quiet residential feel, the proximity to transport links is key to the high score. The area’s access to several train stations within a kilometer radius (East Dulwich, Denmark Hill, Peckham Rye) offers good connections to central London. However, the lack of detailed information regarding local amenities (e.g., specifics about nearby shops, parks, and the quality of local schools beyond the Ofsted ratings) prevents a higher score. The presence of several schools within a reasonable distance is a positive.

The property has minimal to no private outdoor space. The listing mentions a terrace, but images and plot size data do not show a substantial garden or significant land area. The lack of a garden or substantial outdoor area results in a low score.