The list price of £700,000 seems slightly high relative to comparable properties. While the property is presented well and benefits from a good location, the lack of precise plot size information and a direct comparison with nearby properties of similar size and condition makes it hard to confidently assess value for money. Nearby listings show a considerable range in price, complicating a precise valuation. The absence of square footage information for nearby properties also limits the comparables. A professional valuation would offer a more precise determination of market value.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be well-maintained and in good condition. The interior shows signs of recent modernisation and a well-presented finish. While some elements might be subjective, the overall impression suggests the property is in good condition and would not require extensive renovations, although a professional survey would be advised to confirm this.

The property benefits from being located in Higham, Kent, a village with good proximity to local amenities including schools (e.g., Gad’s Hill School) and transport links (Higham train station). The location is considered desirable, particularly for families, given its semi-rural setting while still being commutable to major towns and cities. However, the limited data on the immediate vicinity of the property prevents a higher score.

The property has a garden, but its size and features are not extensively detailed in the provided information or images. While the aerial view shows a modest garden, there’s no quantifiable data (plot size is listed as 0.00 sqft, which is incorrect and suggests a data entry issue) on its actual size. A larger garden would merit a higher score; hence, a moderate score is given based on available visual evidence.