The asking price of £775,000 needs to be considered relative to comparable properties in the area and the property features. While the nearby listings provide some comparative data, none match the reported size, condition, and likely updated interior design. The presence of nearby homes listed at higher and lower prices shows market volatility and the lack of sqft data on those listings makes accurate comparison difficult. Considering these factors, the price appears competitive yet could potentially be higher or lower depending on the prevailing market conditions and the exact size of the plot. This leads to a middle-ground score.

The photos reveal a property that has undergone significant refurbishment or renovation. It presents a modern, updated aesthetic throughout. The finishes appear high-quality, and the overall state of the house suggests excellent maintenance and a move-in ready condition. Minor deductions are made for the lack of clarity about the extent of renovations (e.g., plumbing or electrical systems).

The property is situated in Normanhurst Avenue, Bexleyheath, which benefits from proximity to local schools (Brampton Primary Academy and Barrington Primary School are within a short distance, both rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted), and Bexleyheath train station is less than a kilometer away offering connections to central London. While Crook Log itself is not a major hub, the area seems relatively peaceful with convenient access to transportation. The lack of specific details about local shops and amenities, however, prevents a higher score.

The property includes a garden that seems reasonably sized based on the provided images. It boasts a patio area and what looks like a neatly maintained lawn. While the exact square footage is not provided and thus we cannot say whether it is oversized or ‘large’, the images demonstrate a sizable outdoor space suitable for families or those who value gardening and outdoor entertaining. This justifies a moderately high score.