The list price of £565,000 seems reasonable in the context of other similar properties in the area. While there is a lack of precise square footage data for comparables, the prices of other houses in Chestfield on The Ridings and nearby streets suggest that the asking price is competitive, although perhaps not exceptional value. The property’s condition, a modest garden, and location in a desirable area contribute to a price point that’s within the expected range for the market, earning a 7 score. More precise data on comparable properties’ square footage and features would be needed to determine a more precise valuation.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be generally well-maintained, but some cosmetic upgrades would likely enhance its appeal. The interior finishes (wallpaper, carpets, bathroom fixtures) show their age, suggesting it may require some modernisation. While structurally sound, the property’s current aesthetic and decor would not be considered cutting edge or luxury. This justifies a mid-range score of 6.

The property is located in Chestfield, a village near Whitstable and Canterbury. This area is known for its family-friendly atmosphere, proximity to amenities, and good transport links. The proximity to both Whitstable’s coast and Canterbury’s city center offers a desirable blend of coastal living and access to a wider range of services and cultural attractions. The nearby railway station providing links to London is a significant advantage. However, Chestfield itself is a smaller village, so the range of local amenities might be more limited than in a larger town. This balance between village life and accessibility leads to a score of 7.

The property has a garden, which adds value, but the size appears to be modest rather than extensive. While there’s enough space for outdoor enjoyment, it’s not a large plot of land and could be considered small in comparison to some other properties in the area, especially in contrast to larger homes sold for similar or higher prices. A score of 4 reflects this modest garden size.