Considering the property’s size, condition, and location, the list price appears to be somewhat within the average. Nearby comparable properties suggest a market value close to the asking price, although factors not evident in the listing (e.g., specific floor level, view, parking arrangements) may influence the final selling price. The lack of price per square foot data from the agent and only average data for nearby streets leaves a degree of ambiguity, preventing a higher rating.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in very good condition. The interior is modern, clean, and well-maintained. The kitchen and bathrooms are contemporary in style and show little to no signs of wear and tear. The property presents a move-in-ready state with no apparent need for extensive renovations or repairs. The finishes and overall upkeep are suggestive of a high standard for the property’s age.

The property benefits from a convenient location. It’s within walking distance of Dartford town centre, which offers various amenities, including shops, restaurants, and entertainment venues. The proximity to Dartford train station provides easy access to central London and other major towns. The presence of several well-regarded primary schools nearby further enhances the appeal of the location for families. The lack of a sizable green space is a drawback, but overall, the area has many positive aspects.

The property is an apartment with limited external space. While a balcony is present, it is relatively small, and there is no garden or extensive private land associated with the property. This is standard for an apartment of this style, resulting in a low score.