The asking price of £520,000 seems reasonable considering the property’s size (1473 sq ft) and location in Higham. The nearby listings show a range of prices depending on property type and size. While some detached houses are significantly more expensive, the price appears competitive for a semi-detached house of similar size in this area. However, the need for potential renovations and the moderate garden size might slightly temper its value proposition.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be generally well-maintained but could benefit from some modernization. While structurally sound, the interior decor seems dated and would likely require updating and refreshing to meet modern tastes. The kitchen and bathrooms, in particular, exhibit fixtures and fittings that would need replacing for enhanced functionality and aesthetic appeal.

The property is located in Higham, Rochester, a desirable village in Kent. It benefits from proximity to Higham train station (Southeastern line), providing convenient access to London and other areas. The presence of nearby schools like Gad’s Hill School and Higham Primary School adds to its family appeal. While the immediate vicinity may lack extensive high street shopping options, the accessibility of larger towns like Rochester is a compensating factor.

The property features a garden, but its size is not explicitly stated and the images suggest it is of moderate size, not expansive. There are some garden features like a shed and greenhouse, suggesting space for gardening or hobbies, but the overall land area appears to be somewhat limited compared to other properties in the area.