The list price of £1,500,000 seems relatively in line with the pricing of comparable properties in the area, although concrete price per sqft data is unavailable. While there are higher-priced listings, the presence of other similar-sized homes in the £1M-2M price range suggests the asking price isn’t excessively high. However, given the absence of precise property size information in square feet, a conclusive judgement on the absolute value for money cannot be made.

The photographs suggest the property is in good overall condition. The interior appears well-maintained and tastefully decorated. There’s no obvious evidence of significant repairs or renovations needed. The property exhibits a blend of modern and traditional features. However, some minor updates or cosmetic changes could enhance its appeal and maximize its value.

The property is located in Lynsted, Kent, a village offering a degree of rural tranquility while still being within reach of amenities and transport links. The proximity to Teynham station (2.07km) provides reasonable access to Southeastern train services. While there’s a primary school in the village, its Ofsted rating is ‘Serious Weaknesses,’ which may be a deterrent for some families. The presence of other well-regarded primary schools within a reasonable distance partially offsets this. The lack of immediate shops and high street facilities is countered by the relatively easy reach of Sittingbourne and Faversham.

The property boasts extensive grounds, including a well-maintained garden with mature landscaping, offering privacy and significant outdoor space. The inclusion of a tennis court further adds to the appeal of this property’s grounds.