The list price of £285,000 seems somewhat high considering the property’s condition and limited land. While the location is reasonably good and the property is a four-bedroom house, the required renovations must be factored in. While some nearby properties have sold for higher prices, the lack of sqft data and the condition of the property suggest the price may be slightly inflated compared to similar properties in the area requiring less work.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in need of some renovation and modernisation. While structurally sound, it shows signs of wear and tear, particularly damage to the walls and ceilings and the overall aesthetic is dated. The kitchen and bathrooms seem functional but could benefit from an update. Therefore, a middling score reflects its condition.

The property is located in Salmestone, Margate, which benefits from proximity to several good primary schools (Salmestone Primary, Holy Trinity, St Gregory’s) all rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted. Margate train station is also within reasonable distance, providing convenient access to broader transport links. While Margate itself has some areas that require regeneration, this location appears relatively central, offering access to amenities. However, it’s not in the most desirable or affluent area of Margate, thus the score isn’t higher.

The images show a small, somewhat neglected rear garden. It is not a significant selling point, and lacks the space or appeal that many buyers might desire. Therefore, the score reflects the limited size and condition of the outside space.