Considering the property’s size (446 sq ft), condition, and limited land, the list price of £160,000 could be considered reasonably priced within the context of the local market. There are similar properties on Bourne Park that are listed for similar prices. However, a lack of precise comparable sales data in the same property type prevents an entirely conclusive valuation. The price is competitive relative to other similar park homes but it may be worth noting that the property needs modernization before it will reach its full potential.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in fair condition. While structurally sound, the interior décor is dated, and some areas (e.g., garden) seem to require attention and potential renovation. The overall condition isn’t excellent, but it doesn’t appear to need extensive repair work either.

The property’s location in Bourne Park, Golden Green, offers a semi-rural setting. While this might appeal to some, the proximity to amenities is limited. The distance to nearby towns like Tonbridge and access to transportation options like Southeastern train stations, while present, require a car or other form of private transport. The presence of nearby schools adds a positive element, but the overall accessibility and convenience of the location aren’t particularly strong.

The property includes a small garden, but it appears somewhat overgrown and in need of landscaping. The size of the plot is minimal, which is typical of park homes. The overall land score reflects the small, manageable space, but not substantial outdoor area.