The asking price falls within the range of other plots in the development on Burnt House Lane. However, there is a lack of information to accurately compare its price per square foot to local comparable properties due to missing data. Considering the land size and proposed build quality, the price seems competitive in the context of similar plots within the development, but additional market data would allow for a more accurate assessment.

While the property is not yet built, the architectural renderings suggest a high standard of construction and modern design. The use of quality materials is evident in the images. The score reflects the expectation of a well-built home based on the visuals, not a physical inspection.

Smarden is a desirable village in Kent, known for its peaceful atmosphere and proximity to the Kent countryside. The presence of nearby primary schools rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted is a positive factor for families. Access to Headcorn and Pluckley train stations, although a short drive away, provides a link to broader transport networks. The quiet nature of Burnthouse Lane adds to its appeal. However, the village’s small size might limit some amenities compared to larger towns.

The plot size is substantial, offering ample space for a new home and garden. The inclusion of an existing pond is a unique feature. This rating reflects the considerable land area relative to typical plots in the surrounding area. The development plan’s indication of generous plot dimensions supports this assessment.