A list price of £475,000 without knowing the square footage presents a challenge in determining the price per square foot and thus its value compared to the market. However, considering the apparent condition, garden size, and location in the desirable Kent countryside, the price could be considered competitive for the region although further investigation would be needed to confirm if it represents exceptional value.

The property appears to be in good to excellent condition, based on the photographs. It presents a well-maintained, updated interior and exterior. The kitchen and bathrooms look recently renovated or updated. The visible structure is sound, and there’s an overall sense of well-kept presentation.

The property is located in High Halden, a village in Kent. While not a major town, its proximity to several well-regarded primary schools (all rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) is a significant positive for families. The distance to secondary schools is not specified, impacting the score slightly. Train links to other parts of Kent and beyond are available at a reasonable driving distance, though this necessitates car ownership. The relative peace and quiet of a village setting appeals to many buyers, balancing this against the need for a car to access major amenities.

The property has a substantial garden with a patio area and outbuildings. The garden appears well-maintained and offers a good-sized area of private land. The presence of the outbuildings adds to its appeal.