The asking price sits within the range of similar properties in the area. Considering the property’s size, features, and condition, it appears to be fairly priced for the market. While there is room for negotiation, the price doesn’t seem overpriced given market trends in the area. The lack of precise square footage data for comparable properties somewhat limits the accuracy of this evaluation.

The property shows evidence of some modernisation and updates, particularly in the kitchen and bathrooms. However, some images reveal areas needing attention. While generally well-maintained, the property doesn’t appear to be in pristine or top-of-the-range condition, necessitating a moderate score reflecting both the renovated aspects and those areas potentially needing minor repairs or cosmetic upgrades.

Higham is a desirable village in Kent, known for its peaceful atmosphere and proximity to good schools and transport links. The property’s location on Norah Lane places it within easy reach of Higham railway station, providing convenient access to London and other parts of Kent. The presence of well-regarded primary schools nearby (Higham Primary School) adds to the location’s appeal for families. While some amenities may necessitate short drives, the overall village setting and connectivity contribute to a positive location score.

The property includes a sizeable garden with ample space for outdoor activities and potential landscaping. The addition of a garden shed and pergola further enhances its appeal. The land size score reflects the size and usability of the outdoor area, representing a significant advantage relative to other properties on the market.