The list price of £250,000 for a four-bedroom property in this location appears fairly reasonable considering comparable properties in the area listed, particularly those on the same street (another property is also listed for the same price). Given the property’s condition—requiring extensive renovation—the price reflects the need for considerable investment. While this is not the best value, it’s not unreasonable and factors in the potential future value upon completion of renovations. However, the lack of precise square footage information for comparable properties makes a precise assessment difficult.

Based on the provided photographs, the property is in need of significant modernisation and renovation. Whilst it retains some character features, such as exposed beams and original fireplaces, these are not in great condition, and much of the property appears dated and requires significant work. There are areas of incomplete work and repairs, and the overall appearance suggests a property in need of substantial investment before it could be considered habitable to a comfortable modern standard. The finishes and furnishings are also dated, contributing to a relatively lower score.

The property is located in Ash, a village in Dover, Kent. Ash benefits from a relatively central location within the Dover district and has several amenities including a primary school (Ash Cartwright And Kelsey Church Of England Primary School) within close proximity. While the provided data doesn’t offer a comprehensive view of all local amenities and services, its proximity to schools, and the general desirability of village living in Kent contribute to a moderate-to-high score. The proximity to train stations (although somewhat distant) adds a transportational advantage, which may be attractive to commuters. However, the lack of detailed information on the availability of local shops and other facilities prevents a higher score.

The listing does not provide plot size information. Therefore, based on the images, the property appears to have a very small amount of exterior land associated with it.