The list price of £230,000 for a two-bedroom flat in this location seems reasonable, considering comparable properties in the area. Nearby flats are listed at similar or higher prices. The lack of plot size and the flat’s nature are factored into this assessment. While it may not be exceptionally cheap, it’s not overpriced for the current market conditions in Chatham.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in good condition. The interior is modern, clean, and well-maintained. There’s no visible evidence of significant repairs or renovations needed. While some minor cosmetic improvements might be considered, the overall state suggests a relatively recent build or recent refurbishment.

The property is located in Chatham, Kent, within the Horsted Park development. Horsted Park benefits from its proximity to good schools (Horsted Infant and Junior Schools rated Outstanding and Good respectively, and others nearby), and relatively easy access to Chatham train station providing links to London. The area also seems to have local amenities, although the exact details are not specified. However, being a flat within a development limits the overall location score, as it lacks the independent appeal of a house with a private garden.

The property is a flat, meaning it has virtually no land associated with it. There is no mention of a private garden or outdoor space beyond what might be shared communal areas within the development.