The list price of £400,000 seems reasonably competitive considering the property’s condition and location, particularly in comparison to other recent sales on Halcrow Avenue. However, the lack of plot size data means that we cannot be definitive of the price-per-square foot, and the information from nearby streets is insufficient to determine how the price measures against the average in the surrounding area. Given the good condition of the house, the listing price seems to be an average price for similar properties and does not appear to be overpriced, although it does not appear to be exceptionally good value either.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be in very good condition. It’s modern, well-maintained, and has a recently updated interior. The fixtures and fittings seem high-quality, suggesting that it’s well-cared-for. However, no evidence is provided regarding the structural condition, therefore there is no guarantee of an excellent condition, thus a higher score is not possible.

The property is located in the Bridge area of Dartford, Kent. While Dartford itself isn’t a top-tier location in the UK housing market, the Bridge area benefits from relatively good proximity to transport links (Dartford station is within reasonable distance) and several schools with ‘Good’ Ofsted ratings, making it family-friendly. The proximity to the A2 and M25 motorways also improves accessibility to other parts of Kent and London. However, Dartford lacks some of the amenities and vibrancy of larger towns or cities, hence the score isn’t higher.

The property has a small, manageable garden, visible in the photos. While suitable for those wanting outdoor space, it’s far from expansive. It’s adequate for the type of property (semi-detached) and could be improved, however it does not present as a significant feature of the property, therefore a low score is given.