The list price of £400,000 seems slightly high compared to some nearby listings, which show considerable variation in prices. The absence of precise square footage data for those properties makes direct price per square foot comparison impossible. However, considering the property’s renovated condition and the general upward trend in the market, the price might be justified. The lack of information about the plot size prevents a completely accurate valuation. A moderate price score accounts for the relatively high price point in the context of the other listings and the absence of detailed comparable data.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in very good condition. It has recently undergone renovations and is presented in a modern and well-maintained style. The kitchen and bathroom are particularly impressive, showcasing high-quality fixtures and fittings. The overall appearance suggests the property is well-kept and in excellent condition for its age, justifying a high condition score.

The property is situated on Danes Drive in Sheerness, Kent. While Sheerness itself might not be considered a prime location by all, its proximity to local schools, shops, and amenities makes it convenient for families and retirees. The relative closeness to Faversham (a larger town with more extensive amenities) via a reasonable commute also adds to its appeal. However, Sheerness lacks the vibrancy and extensive facilities found in more bustling towns, limiting its overall location score.

While the property features a garden, its size appears relatively modest. The photos suggest a patio area and a small lawn, but it doesn’t appear particularly expansive. It is sufficient for basic outdoor use but lacks the larger garden space many buyers may seek. Therefore a moderate land score is assigned.