The list price of £300,000 appears relatively reasonable considering the property’s location, number of bedrooms (four), and the presence of a garden. Nearby comparable properties are scarce, preventing a more precise assessment, but the price aligns reasonably with the overall market conditions in the area. However, without precise square footage for comparables, a higher score isn’t justified.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be generally well-maintained, though not in pristine condition. The interior shows a blend of modern updates and elements that could benefit from some improvements or a more cohesive design style. The kitchen seems functional but not luxurious, and the bathroom appears dated. The exterior shows some minor wear and tear, typical for a property of its age.

The property is situated in Folkestone, near the Harbour, which is a desirable area. It’s within walking distance of several primary schools that have received ‘Good’ Ofsted ratings, adding to its family-friendly appeal. The proximity to Folkestone Central train station enhances the location’s convenience. However, the lack of detailed information on local amenities and the exact distance to shops and other significant locations prevents a higher score.

While the property includes a garden, the size is not specified. The images show a small, manageable garden with artificial turf. Given the limited space and the artificial turf, the land score is modest.