Considering the property’s size (2036 sqft), unique character as a converted stable, the substantial land included, its good condition, and the average price of other properties in the immediate area (especially on M2, which is directly comparable in location and property type), the list price of £630,000 seems reasonably priced, although not necessarily a bargain. The lack of precise square footage data for comparable properties makes a precise per-square-foot comparison difficult, so I can only conclude on relative value given surrounding information.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in good condition. The interior looks well-maintained and recently renovated, with modern fixtures and finishes. The exterior also presents well, showing a property that is well cared for. While some minor improvements might always be considered, the overall condition appears excellent.

The property is located in Norton, a village in Kent, offering a rural setting while still being within reasonable distance of the market town of Faversham and transport links to Teynham and Faversham train stations. The proximity to good schools, including several with ‘Good’ Ofsted ratings, adds to the desirability of the location for families. However, its rural location may not suit those seeking urban amenities.

The property boasts a significant amount of land, including a large enclosed lawn area suitable for various outdoor activities. This is a substantial amount of land that adds significantly to the property’s value and appeal. The ample space is a highly desirable feature.