The listing price is competitive compared to other similar maisonettes on Tudor Drive. However, without precise square footage for comparable properties, determining if the price is truly exceptional value is challenging. Taking into account the condition and the small size of the garden the price seems fair.

The property appears to be habitable and reasonably well-maintained based on the provided photos. However, some aspects, such as the kitchen and the need for redecorating in some rooms, indicate that it could benefit from cosmetic improvements. The condition isn’t poor but does not reach a level of excellence.

The property benefits from being close to Gidea Park station (Elizabeth line), providing convenient access to central London. Good primary schools are also within walking distance. Romford town centre, offering various amenities, is also relatively accessible. However, the immediate surroundings of Tudor Drive are not explicitly highlighted as exceptionally desirable or affluent, hence the score.

The property includes a small, manageable garden, which is a desirable feature, but its size is not substantial. There is also a small paved area to the rear. There is some potential for improvement to make it more of a feature.