Miles & Barr Exclusive says ..

Property Oracle says ..

The property is a 4-bedroom detached house located in Sholden, Deal, Kent. It’s a brick property with a sizeable garden and outbuildings. The interior appears to be in need of modernisation, retaining some period features. The location is reasonably good, with primary schools within a short distance. Train stations are within a 2.5km radius, offering access to Deal and Walmer. The property is surrounded by other residential properties, suggesting a quiet residential area. However, more information would be needed to fully assess the location’s desirability, such as proximity to amenities and local transport links. Based on the images, the property’s condition is fair. While the structure appears sound, the interior requires significant modernisation and updating. The decor and fixtures are dated, and some repairs may be necessary. The property has a substantial garden, as shown in the aerial photos. The size of the plot is not explicitly stated, but the images suggest a good amount of land for a residential property. The presence of outbuildings, including what appears to be a barn with solar panels, adds to the property’s appeal. Considering the list price of £850,000, the average house price in the area is £437,533, and the average price per sqft is £461. The subject property is substantially more expensive than the average. Without knowing the exact sqft of the property, it’s difficult to definitively assess the value. However, given the condition of the property needing modernisation, the price seems high compared to local averages. Further analysis of comparable properties in similar condition would be beneficial in determining a more accurate price assessment. The presence of the large garden and outbuildings could justify a higher price, but the need for renovation significantly impacts the overall value proposition.

Therefore, we give this property 5 / 10. *Disclaimer: This is our option and does constitute a recommendation or financial advice. Do your own research. *

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