The list price of £220,000 appears relatively reasonable considering comparable properties in the area, although the lack of square footage data for comparable listings makes a precise comparison difficult. The property’s condition and the modest garden size are factored into this assessment, which indicates it is likely priced competitively within the local market, but not necessarily a bargain.

The provided photographs suggest the property is in reasonably good condition. The interior appears clean, well-maintained, and recently decorated or updated. However, there is no evidence of any high-end finishes, or extensive renovations. The overall impression is of a habitable home in fair, though not exceptional, condition.

Sheerness benefits from its proximity to the coast and has a range of amenities. The presence of several schools, including some with ‘Good’ Ofsted ratings, adds to its family-friendly appeal. However, Sheerness might not be considered a top-tier location compared to more affluent areas in Kent. Train links are available but the proximity to the station is not specified for the property, and while access to amenities is suggested, the specific details and their distance from the property are missing.

The property includes a small, enclosed rear garden. While this provides some outdoor space, it’s not particularly large. The size of the garden appears to be suitable for basic relaxation or low-maintenance gardening but is not a significant selling point compared to properties with more extensive gardens.