The list price of £529,950 seems relatively reasonable considering the size of the property (1646 sq ft), its condition, the presence of a garden, and the location within Eythorne. While there’s limited data on average price per sq ft for the area, nearby properties provide a useful benchmark. The price appears competitive within its local market segment, suggesting value for money.

The property appears well-maintained and in good overall condition based on the provided photographs. While the interior design may not appeal to all tastes, the rooms appear clean, functional, and well-presented. There are no visible signs of significant disrepair or the need for extensive renovations. However, it is important to note that pictures don’t show everything and a physical inspection would be necessary to obtain a full and accurate assessment of the home’s condition.

Eythorne benefits from a semi-rural location with good access to nearby towns and transport links. The proximity to Eythorne Elvington Community Primary School (rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) is a plus for families. While not a bustling city centre, its tranquil setting could be appealing to many buyers seeking a quieter lifestyle. The presence of several nearby villages and transport links to Dover and other areas adds to its convenience. However, the lack of extensive amenities within Eythorne itself might deter some buyers.

The property includes a garden of noticeable size, offering a good amount of outdoor space. The presence of a conservatory and garden shed further adds to its appeal. The outdoor space is well-landscaped but not extraordinarily spacious; therefore, not scoring higher than a 6. However, the inclusion of the shed and greenhouse add to the overall space and utility value.