The list price of £135,000 for a one-bedroom terraced house in Sheerness seems relatively reasonable considering comparable properties in the area. However, the lack of square footage data makes a precise per-square-foot valuation impossible. The nearby listings indicate a range of prices, suggesting potential value depending on the actual size and specifics of the property. With the existing information, a price point of 7 represents a reasonable assessment of its relative value considering the limitations of the data.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be in satisfactory condition, recently redecorated. While the rooms appear clean and freshly painted, there is no clear evidence of high-end finishes or substantial improvements. Some aspects, such as the small back yard, could be considered in need of some maintenance or landscaping. The overall presentation suggests a comfortable, adequately maintained property, rather than a luxurious or modern dwelling, resulting in a score of 6.

The property benefits from being located close to Sheerness town centre, providing convenient access to local amenities, transport links (Sheerness-On-Sea station is within walking distance), and Sheerness Beach. The proximity to several schools (Seashells Children’s Centre, Rose Street Primary School, and St Edward’s Catholic Primary School) also adds to its family-friendly appeal. However, the specific desirability of Victory Street itself would need further investigation. While the High Street is nearby, being on Victory Street may not offer the same level of immediate attractiveness as properties situated directly on the High Street. This is why a score of 7 was chosen.

The property includes a small backyard; however, its size and usability are limited, as indicated by the photos. This does not qualify as a spacious garden. This leads to a score of 2.