Considering the location, the land size, and the need for modernisation, the list price seems reasonably competitive. While the price per square foot data is missing from provided data, making a precise comparison difficult, the price appears to fall within a reasonable range for the area, taking into account the need for renovation.

The property shows signs of needing some modernisation. While structurally sound, the interior decor and fixtures appear dated and would benefit from some updating and refreshing. The kitchen and bathroom in particular seem to require improvements. The photos illustrate a generally adequate condition, not excellent.

The property benefits from a fantastic location in Westgate-on-Sea, known for its seaside charm. Proximity to the beach, railway station (Westgate-on-Sea station is less than 1km away), and good schools (several with ‘Good’ Ofsted ratings are within a reasonable distance) contributes to a high score. However, the limited information on local amenities beyond the immediate vicinity slightly lowers the score.

The property boasts a significant amount of land, which is a notable advantage and is not common for this type of property, especially in the seaside location. This makes it stand out amongst similar properties, deserving a considerable rating.