The list price of £1,750,000 for a 2,633 sqft property seems reasonably competitive, but not exceptionally good value. Considering the location, condition, and outdoor space, the price is justifiable. However, the absence of definitive plot size data and a comparison to similar properties with precise sqft measurements restricts a stronger conclusion on the value. The comparable nearby properties are mostly lower in price, but may vary considerably in size and overall condition, making a direct comparison difficult.

Based on the provided photographs, the property is in excellent condition. It appears to have been recently renovated or extensively refurbished to a high standard, with modern fixtures, fittings, and finishes throughout. The interior design is contemporary and luxurious.

The property benefits from a semi-rural location in Keston, Kent, offering a tranquil setting while remaining relatively close to Bromley and its amenities. The proximity to good schools (Keston Church of England Primary School, in particular, is less than 1km away and rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) adds to its desirability for families. Commuting is feasible given the reasonably close distance to several Southeastern train stations, although it’s not walkable and would necessitate a car. However, the relative quietness and greenery of the surrounding area are strong plus points that are highly valued by the target market.

While the plot size is not specified numerically, the photos reveal a sizable garden and outdoor space. This adds significant value to the property, especially in a desirable location like Keston, providing a private and leafy retreat, more akin to a house than an apartment.