Considering the property’s location in desirable Broadstairs, its size (1,225.79 sqft), and the presence of a garden, the list price of £499,995 seems fairly competitive, but not exceptional value. Comparable properties in the area, although data is limited, suggest this price falls within the expected range, but it could be negotiated downward depending on the buyer’s willingness and the property’s current market positioning.

While the property appears largely habitable, the interior decor is dated and some modernisation would likely enhance its value and appeal to a wider range of buyers. The kitchen and bathrooms, in particular, show their age. The external condition appears reasonable, although a fresh coat of paint wouldn’t go amiss.

Broadstairs is a popular coastal town in Kent, known for its attractive beaches, charming town centre, and good transport links. The property’s proximity to the train station, schools (Stone Bay School, St Mildred’s Primary Infant School, both rated ‘Good’ or ‘Outstanding’ by Ofsted) and the town centre contributes to its high location score. The nearby streets like Cumberland Avenue and Queen’s Avenue show high average prices, further supporting its desirability.

The property boasts a sizeable garden, offering space for outdoor activities and relaxation. The inclusion of a patio and what seems like a well-maintained lawn elevates the land score. However, the lack of precise plot size information prevents a perfect score.