The list price of £325,000 seems reasonable considering the property’s features. The recent renovations, attractive location, and garden space contribute to its value. While comparable properties on Nelson Gardens lack data in terms of SQFT, nearby streets show that the average price ranges from £158,000 up to £450,000. The property’s updated condition justifies a price above the lower end of this range and its size relative to others in the area supports the price.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be in good condition. There is evidence of recent modernisation and refurbishment, particularly in the kitchen and bathroom. The original features such as the fireplace are well-maintained. While the age of the property is evident, the renovations suggest it has been well cared for and updated to a good standard.

Faversham is a desirable town in Kent with good transport links to London via the Southeastern rail network. The proximity to well-regarded schools (The Abbey School, Ethelbert Road Primary School, St Mary’s Children’s Centre and St Mary of Charity Cofe Primary school all within 1 km) adds to its family appeal. While Nelson Gardens might not be in the absolute heart of town, its relatively quiet residential setting is a plus for many buyers. The nearby Nelson Terrace’s average price suggests a strong local market.

The property includes a garden of considerable size for a terraced house in a town location. Although the exact plot size isn’t specified, the aerial photos show a good-sized, usable outdoor space, which is a significant advantage. This scores highly considering the lack of large garden space typical for terraced homes in Faversham.