The listed price of £575,000 seems reasonably competitive when compared to nearby properties, though price per sqft is not available. However, the lack of detailed information on plot size, and the overall average house pricing in the area, makes it difficult to definitively assess its value for money. Further investigation into comparable sales in the immediate vicinity would be necessary for a conclusive assessment.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in good condition and well-maintained. The interior is modern, with updated fixtures and fittings. The exterior also looks well-kept. While there’s no indication of needing major renovations, there is not enough detail to assess if it is in excellent condition.

Biggin Hill enjoys a good reputation, with proximity to local shops, schools (rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted in some cases), and bus routes. The location benefits from relatively easy access to transport links to London, though this is still a fair commute. The presence of multiple nearby schools and its semi-rural setting boosts its appeal. However, it’s not in a central or exceptionally convenient location.

The property includes a garden with a patio area, which is a significant plus in the UK market. While it may not be exceptionally large, it’s large enough to provide outdoor space. The artificial grass is a consideration, but not necessarily a negative factor in determining land value.