With a list price of £450,000, the property’s value is difficult to assess definitively due to a lack of precise square footage data and average price per square foot for the specific area. However, comparing it to nearby properties (even with the data limitations) suggests a price that is competitive for the location, garden size, and condition. This justifies a moderate score, acknowledging the lack of detailed pricing data which restricts a more definitive evaluation.

The provided photos suggest a property that is generally well-maintained but could benefit from some modernisation. The kitchen appears updated, but other areas (such as bedrooms and bathrooms) seem to show their age, despite being reasonably clean. There is nothing majorly wrong with the house and everything appears functional however the house would likely benefit from some work to be brought up to a modern standard. This leads to a moderate score, reflecting the blend of updated and dated features.

Frittenden is a desirable village in Kent, known for its peaceful atmosphere and proximity to Cranbrook School, a highly regarded independent school. The presence of a nearby primary school (Frittenden Church of England Primary School) with a ‘Good’ Ofsted rating adds to its family-friendly appeal. While transport links might not be exceptional (requiring travel to nearby Headcorn or Staplehurst stations), the village setting itself contributes positively to its desirability and therefore warrants a higher score.

The property boasts a sizeable garden, as evidenced by the photos. This offers considerable outdoor space which is a significant advantage in the UK property market and particularly so in a desirable village like Frittenden. The ample garden space justifies a relatively high score.