The asking price of £230,000 seems reasonably competitive within the context of similar properties in the area, although precise comparison is challenging due to limited sqft data for surrounding properties. The price aligns somewhat with nearby terraced houses, considering the condition and available land. Given the location benefits (proximity to amenities and transport links), the price is potentially fair, though not exceptionally great value, considering the overall condition and small garden.

The property shows signs of some modernisation, particularly in the kitchen and bathroom, which appear relatively updated. However, some areas, such as the bedrooms and flooring in certain rooms, present a slightly dated or worn aesthetic. It’s not in need of major repair, but could benefit from some upgrades to fully enhance its appeal and market value.

The property is located in Dover, Kent, close to Dover Priory train station, providing convenient access to London via high-speed rail. The area also benefits from several well-regarded schools within a short distance, including Dover Grammar School for Girls (Outstanding Ofsted rating). While Dover itself might not be considered a top-tier location for all, the proximity to amenities and transport links elevates its score. The lack of readily available average price per sqft data for the immediate streets makes precise comparisons difficult.

The property includes a small, paved rear garden, which is functional but limited in size. It offers some outdoor space, but is not a significant or particularly desirable feature compared to properties with larger gardens or yards.