The asking price of £650,000 seems competitive for a three-bedroom detached house in Holliers Hill, considering comparable properties in the area. The lack of precise square footage data for comparative properties makes a precise assessment difficult. The property’s condition, garden size, and location suggest the price is reasonably fair within the current market but it would be beneficial to know the average house price per sqft in Holliers Hill itself, rather than nearby areas.

The property appears well-maintained from the photographs, though some updating might enhance its appeal. The kitchen and bathrooms seem functional but could benefit from modernization. The exterior is presented well, and the garden appears reasonably well kept, though showing its age in certain areas, but certainly not dilapidated. The overall condition is satisfactory but not luxurious or in pristine shape.

Holliers Hill in Bexhill-on-Sea is a desirable residential area. Proximity to Bexhill town centre, good schools (Chantry Community Primary and St Peter and St Paul Cofe Primary are both within a kilometer and have good Ofsted ratings), and relatively easy access to transport links via Bexhill railway station contributes to its appeal. The quieter, residential nature of the street also adds to its desirability. However, it’s not in the immediate heart of town, and the distance to some amenities might be a slight drawback for some buyers.

The property features a sizeable garden, offering ample outdoor space. While the exact plot size isn’t specified and the garden has areas that could be improved, it provides a good space for relaxation and potentially some expansion or improvement projects which could increase value.