The list price seems reasonably competitive considering the property’s size, location and features. While there’s a lack of precise price per square foot data for direct comparison, it aligns with pricing on nearby similar properties like 9 Crowhurst Lane (although that is a substantially lower price). The presence of a sizeable garden makes it potentially more appealing and justifies its price point, relative to other properties in the area lacking such a feature.

The property appears to be in fair condition. The images show a mostly well-maintained exterior, however, the interior shows some areas that could benefit from modernisation or updating. The kitchen, in particular, seems dated, while the bathroom appears recently refitted. Overall, it’s not in need of major repairs but some cosmetic improvements would enhance its appeal.

The property is located in Bexhill-on-Sea, a town with good transport links (approx 1.86KM to Bexhill train station) and relatively close proximity to local amenities and schools. While not in the most central location, the access to schools rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted and reasonable travel to the train station gives it a moderate rating. The presence of nearby streets with higher average prices also suggests a generally desirable area.

The property has a good-sized garden, which is a positive aspect. The pictures show a sizeable, enclosed garden which is suitable for families and outdoor activities. This is a significant advantage over properties without gardens, particularly in a family-oriented area.