The list price of £290,000 appears somewhat high considering the property’s condition. While the location is positive, the extensive renovation needed significantly reduces its value. Comparable properties in the area, even those requiring some work, generally sell at higher prices, suggesting the asking price may need adjustment to reflect the renovation needs. However, the price is in line with some nearby properties on Wheeler Street, suggesting that some degree of pricing parity exists in the area.

The provided photographs reveal that the property is in significant need of modernisation and repair. Outdated fixtures, damaged walls, and worn flooring are evident throughout. This necessitates substantial renovation work, significantly impacting the current condition.

Headcorn is a desirable village in Kent, known for its attractive setting and convenient access to transport links, including a train station with services to London. The proximity to good schools (Headcorn Primary School, rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) further enhances its appeal. While the immediate surrounding streets show a range of property prices, the overall location score reflects the positive aspects of village living.

The property includes a garden, which is a positive feature. However, based on the images, the garden appears overgrown and in need of significant landscaping. The size is not specified, therefore it cannot be accurately evaluated; the score reflects that a garden is present, but it requires considerable work.