The asking price of £1,000,000 seems reasonable given the location and the property’s size, specifically 1682.40 sq ft. Although the average price per square foot is unavailable, comparable properties in the surrounding streets suggest a somewhat competitive price, although not a steal. Some require renovation. Therefore, considering its condition and location, the property is reasonably priced, but not outstanding value.

The property appears to be in generally good condition based on the photographs. While it is presented unfurnished, the interior seems well-maintained with modern fixtures and fittings in the kitchen and bathroom. However, it’s not in pristine, move-in ready condition and some areas like the garden require attention. The property also appears to have undergone some modernisation, a positive that must be factored into this score. Therefore, it isn’t perfect, but the condition is decent.

Keith Grove, Askew, is a desirable residential street in West London. The area benefits from proximity to good schools (Greenside Primary being notably close and rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted), and relatively easy access to transport links, although they require a short journey. The presence of Askew Village nearby adds to the area’s appeal with its local shops and amenities, enhancing the overall liveability. However, it isn’t a central location, and it may not be perfectly suited to those needing immediate access to the Underground.

The property includes a small garden. While it’s not large and requires some landscaping, it provides some outdoor space which is a plus for a property in London. The lack of plot size data makes an accurate assessment difficult, but it is clear that it doesn’t benefit from a large garden, hence the low score.