The list price of £350,000 seems relatively reasonable when compared to nearby listings, though the lack of square footage data hinders a precise assessment. Similar properties in the area have sold for comparable prices. The price reflects a balance between the property’s condition, location, and the relatively small garden size. However, without more precise information on the size of the property the price could be over or under valued.

The provided photographs show a property that appears reasonably well-maintained but not extensively renovated. It shows signs of age and could benefit from some modernisations. While the house is clean and habitable, it is not in pristine condition. Therefore, a score of 6 reflects that it’s presentable but not in top-tier condition.

Herne Bay is a popular coastal town in Kent with a good reputation. The property’s proximity to the seafront, town centre, and transport links (Herne Bay train station being 0.54km away) contributes positively to its location score. The presence of well-regarded schools within a reasonable distance further enhances its appeal to families. However, the specific street’s desirability would require further investigation and might affect the score if it is a less desirable area within Herne Bay. The 7 reflects this overall positive aspect, but with a degree of uncertainty about the precise micro-location.

The property includes a small, manageable courtyard garden. While this is a positive aspect and better than no garden, it’s not extensive. A score of 4 acknowledges the presence of outdoor space but reflects its modest size.