The list price of £325,000 seems reasonable when compared to other properties in the area. The average price for properties on Eyhorne Street is significantly higher (£865,667), but this figure likely includes larger, detached homes. Other terraced houses on the street have sold for between £160,000 and £299,125. Given the condition and size (728.72 sq ft), the price appears to be in line with market values.

The property appears to be in generally good condition, with a modern kitchen and bathroom. The interior has been freshly painted and the flooring looks new. However, some aspects, such as the fireplaces and some of the windows, suggest that it may be a traditional property that has been modernised to some extent. There are no obvious signs of disrepair in the provided images, but a closer inspection would be needed to assess the condition of the roof, plumbing, and electrical systems.

The property is situated on Eyhorne Street in Hollingbourne, a location that offers a blend of village charm and accessibility. Hollingbourne benefits from a train station with direct links to London, making it suitable for commuters. The presence of a ‘Good’ rated primary school within a reasonable distance (0.92 km) is a plus for families. The surrounding area, part of the North Downs, provides scenic views and opportunities for outdoor activities.

The property has a garden, as seen in the images. While the exact size isn’t specified, it appears to be a manageable space that could be used for recreation or gardening. The plot size is not specified. The aerial view shows the property is in a densely populated area.