The list price of £215,000 seems relatively reasonable considering the condition and location. While comparable properties in the same development are listed for higher prices, these may include more features or larger square footage. Given the limited land and the overall market conditions in the area, the asking price is not exceptionally high, but neither is it a standout bargain.

Based on the provided images, the property appears to be in very good condition. The interior is modern and well-presented, suggesting recent renovation or a high-quality build. There is no visible evidence of damage or disrepair. The exterior also shows a well-maintained building, though limited exterior views are available.

The property benefits from a good location in Westbrook, Margate. It’s within reasonable proximity to the train station (Margate station is 0.75km away) providing convenient access to other parts of Kent and London. The presence of several well-regarded schools nearby (Cherry Tree Primary being just 0.24km) adds to its family appeal. However, Margate itself is a town with mixed socioeconomic indicators which limits its overall score. While amenities may be satisfactory the area may not be ideal for all buyers, thus impacting this score.

The property has very little land. The images show a small paved patio area but no garden to speak of. This limits its potential for outdoor living and reduces its appeal to families or those seeking a more spacious outside area.