The asking price of £350,000 is in line with other nearby properties, though a lack of square footage data for comparable properties makes a precise comparison difficult. Given the property’s condition (needing some modernisation) and garden size, the price appears fairly reasonable, though not outstanding value. The guide price range of £350,000-£365,000 supports the listed price and suggests it is within market expectations for the area.

The property appears to be in generally good condition, although some updates might enhance its presentation. The kitchen and bathroom show signs of recent renovations, but other areas, such as the flooring and some decor in the living areas, suggest a need for some modernisation. The overall state is decent, avoiding a lower score, but doesn’t warrant a higher score due to the room for improvement.

Higham is a sought-after village in Kent, known for its good schools and proximity to transport links. The property’s location on St. Johns Road places it conveniently close to Higham train station (1.18km) providing easy access to Rochester and London. The presence of Higham Primary School (0.77km) and Gad’s Hill School (0.86km) adds to its family-friendly appeal. While specific amenities like shops aren’t explicitly detailed, the village setting implies a reasonable proximity to local services. This contributes to a relatively high location score.

The property benefits from a sizable garden, offering good outdoor space. The images show a reasonably well-maintained garden, though its current state appears more established rather than perfectly landscaped. This adequately sized garden along with its features such as a patio and shed contributes to a score reflecting its presence and potential.