At £175,000, the price seems reasonable for a 2-bedroom property in Rochester, especially considering it has a garden. However, the absence of nearby comparable properties and detailed local pricing data prevents a more precise assessment. The lack of price per square foot information in nearby streets further hampers a truly accurate price comparison. Therefore, the price appears reasonable but could be higher or lower depending on market conditions and internal features not visible in photos.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be habitable but could benefit from some modernisation. The kitchen and bathroom seem functional, but dated. The carpets and overall décor appear somewhat tired. It’s not in disrepair, but significant updates would enhance its appeal and value.

Rochester is a historic town in Kent with good transport links to London and the wider South East. The proximity to Southeastern train stations (though distances are shown in meters, not walking distance) suggests reasonable commute options. The presence of schools, although needing further investigation regarding quality, also adds to the location’s appeal. However, the lack of specific details on local amenities and the distance to schools (measured in meters, which are quite far) slightly reduces the score.

The property features a garden of good size, as shown in the photos, providing outdoor space. This contributes positively to the overall appeal and score. It is larger than many properties in the area which lack a garden.