The list price of £3,350,000 is high, considering the property’s location and size, especially with no square footage provided and the limited external space. While the number of bedrooms and bathrooms is substantial, the average prices of nearby properties are significantly lower, raising concerns regarding value for money. The lack of square footage data makes accurate price per square foot analysis impossible. However, compared to local property prices, a lower score is justifiable.

Based on the provided images, the property appears to be a new or recently constructed building, exhibiting high-quality finishes and what seems to be good construction. The lack of visible signs of deterioration or damage supports a high condition score. However, without detailed internal photos, the full extent of its condition remains uncertain.

The property is located in Dover, Kent, which benefits from its proximity to the Channel Tunnel and ferry port, providing good transport links. It’s also reasonably close to several schools, though the specific quality of the schools requires further investigation. The area’s overall desirability may be affected by its proximity to a busy transport hub, which could impact noise and air quality, influencing the location score.

While the property includes some external space (parking and potentially a small landscaped area), the size of the land is limited, typical of a new development in a town centre area. It lacks significant garden space, which is reflected in the relatively low land score.