The asking price of £1,250,000 seems reasonably competitive when compared to other nearby properties. The lack of square footage data for these comparable properties makes a precise per-square-foot comparison impossible, but the property’s size, condition, and land area appear to justify the asking price within the context of the market in Crouch and neighbouring areas. The relatively high price of other properties in the area like Rectory Lane support this assessment.

The property appears to be well-maintained from the photos, with a generally clean and updated interior. While the style is retro, it appears to be in good working order, though some may find the style dated. There is no obvious sign of significant repair or renovation needs. The bathrooms are reasonably modern.

The property is situated in Crouch, a hamlet near Borough Green in Kent. While Crouch itself may be small, its proximity to Borough Green provides access to amenities, and the nearby town of Sevenoaks offers a wider range of facilities. The good Ofsted ratings for nearby primary schools are a plus for families. The relatively close distance to Borough Green And Wrotham train station adds further convenience for commuting. However, the limited immediate amenities in Crouch itself lower the score slightly.

The property boasts a considerable amount of land, as shown in the aerial photographs, which is a highly desirable feature in the UK housing market, especially in a rural location like Crouch. The large garden offers significant space and privacy.