While the list price is high, considering the location on Oakwood Close, the large plot size, and the property’s size it may be considered reasonable within the context of similar properties in the area (albeit there is limited pricing data). The lack of precise square footage data for comparable properties makes a definitive price-per-square-foot analysis unreliable. The need for potential renovation should also be factored into the price assessment. A potential buyer should obtain a professional valuation to make an accurate assessment of the list price.

The property shows a mix of well-maintained and dated features. The kitchen appears modern and updated, while other areas (such as some of the flooring and the overall decor) seem to be in need of modernisation. There is a need for a potential buyer to factor in renovation and updating costs to bring the property to a higher standard. The presence of a conservatory and what looks like a well maintained garden suggest a decent overall level of upkeep. The pictures are not detailed enough to give a definite score, though.

Chislehurst is a highly desirable area in Bromley, known for its excellent schools, good transport links (close proximity to multiple Southeastern stations), and pleasant residential atmosphere. Oakwood Close itself is described as one of Chislehurst’s most sought-after roads, suggesting a high level of desirability and potentially higher property values. The proximity to good schools like Babington House School, Red Hill Primary School, and Bullers Wood School further enhances the location score.

The property boasts a significant plot size, described as a ‘double width corner plot of just under an acre’. This is substantially larger than many properties in the area, adding significant value and contributing to a high land score. The extensive garden space, as seen in the photos, further supports this assessment.