The list price of £375,000 seems relatively reasonable considering the condition of the property. However, the lack of land and the specific nature of it being a park home (with associated restrictions and potential resale considerations) prevents a higher price score. Nearby properties, though not directly comparable due to differences in type, suggest this price sits within a typical range for the area but it does not present exceptional value given the circumstances.

Based on the photographs, the property appears to be in excellent condition. It’s modern, well-maintained, and shows no signs of disrepair or needing renovation. The fixtures and fittings look new, contributing to a high-quality overall presentation.

The property benefits from a good location in East Farleigh, Kent. It’s within reasonable proximity to a train station (East Farleigh) providing links to London, and also relatively close to several primary schools, some of which have good Ofsted ratings. The area appears peaceful and scenic, with a canal view shown in the photos. However, the limited land associated with park homes is a drawback, and the overall score is lowered given the specifics of the property type.

The property is a park home with minimal land associated with it. While it has a small patio area and enjoys views of the water, the overall land area is extremely limited and does not compare to many other properties in the area, hence the low score.