The listing price of £795,000 needs to be assessed against comparable properties in the area and against the property’s condition. While the average price of nearby streets isn’t fully detailed, and the information available shows a wide range, the property’s age, size, and condition suggest the price is relatively reasonable but not necessarily a bargain. Therefore, it does not command a top score. Further detailed analysis of comparable properties and square foot pricing is necessary to have a more accurate evaluation.

The property appears to be habitable but requires some updating and modernisation. While the photos show a clean and well-maintained interior, the fixtures and fittings seem dated. The overall finish is not high end. There are no obvious major structural issues, and there’s some potential to increase value by renovating. This suggests a condition score that is above average but not excellent.

Hampstead Garden Suburb is a highly desirable location in North West London, known for its green spaces, excellent schools, and convenient transport links. While the provided data doesn’t explicitly state proximity to all amenities, the mention of proximity to shops and transport links in Temple Fortune significantly boosts the score. The presence of good-rated primary schools nearby further enhances its desirability. However, the distance to some amenities and transport hubs (measured in kilometers) might be a factor preventing a higher score.

While the property includes a garden, its size isn’t specified in square footage. The photos reveal a small to modest-sized garden, which is a positive, but not exceptional, given Hampstead Garden Suburb’s standards. Hence, the medium score.