The list price of £150,000 for a two-bedroom flat in Dartford needs further context to accurately assess. The absence of square footage data for the property makes it difficult to calculate a price per square foot and compare it to local averages. However, comparing this with similar properties (although square footage is missing for those too) on Morris Walk indicates it’s priced competitively for the area, especially considering it’s an auction sale. However, the overall condition and limited land should be factored into this assessment.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in adequate condition, although not in excellent shape. The exterior shows some signs of wear and tear. Further images of the interior would be needed to provide a more precise assessment.

The property benefits from a reasonably good location. Its proximity to Dartford train station (2.17km) provides convenient access to London and other areas. The presence of several primary and secondary schools within a reasonable distance (under 1.5km) is a positive for families. However, the specific amenities immediately surrounding the property are not detailed, and the overall feel of the immediate neighbourhood might influence the score. The area is not a highly rated location in Dartford as seen in the nearby average house prices of other streets.

The property seems to offer limited land. While there is some small communal green space visible in the photographs, there is no private garden or significant outdoor area associated with the flat itself.