The list price of £400,000 seems reasonably competitive considering the property’s location, size, and features (three bedrooms, two bathrooms). Although the lack of square footage data for comparable properties limits precise analysis, the price appears in line with or slightly below the average for similar properties in the area, especially considering the need for some modernisation. Comparing to some other houses on the street which are more expensive helps justify the higher rating.

Based on the photographs, the property’s condition is a mixed bag. While some areas appear well-maintained, others show signs of needing some updating or modernisation. The kitchen and bathrooms, in particular, seem somewhat dated and could benefit from renovation. The garden shows potential but looks somewhat overgrown and requires some landscaping. The overall appearance is livable but not in pristine condition.

The property is located in High Halstow, a village in Kent, offering a balance of rural tranquility and proximity to amenities. The nearby schools receive ‘Good’ Ofsted ratings, and transport links to larger towns and cities are within reasonable commuting distance. The scenic views of farmland and the Medway estuary contribute positively to the location score. However, the limited information provided on local amenities directly surrounding the property prevents a higher score.

The property appears to have a reasonably sized garden, larger than many properties in similar areas. The presence of a greenhouse and some established plantings adds to its appeal. However, the lack of specific plot size details, prevents a higher rating. The garden’s condition and current maintenance require further evaluation.