The list price of £270,000 seems relatively reasonable given comparable properties in the vicinity (though sqft data is unavailable for those). While the house requires significant refurbishment, the location and the presence of a garden contribute to its market value. The lack of precise square footage for other properties and the need for modernisation affects the value assessment, preventing a score of 10.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears dated and in need of modernization. The interior finishes, including carpets, kitchen, and bathroom, show significant wear and tear. While structurally sound, cosmetic updates are needed throughout. There are hints that the house may need maintenance and/or repairs beyond surface level renovation, suggesting a below-average condition score.

The property is situated in Gillingham South, Kent, which benefits from relatively close proximity to local amenities, schools (several are within a kilometer radius, some rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted), and railway connections. The presence of several nearby streets with average prices suggest a relatively stable market in the area. However, Gillingham is not typically considered a prime location in Kent, hence a score below 10.

The property includes a garden, visible in one of the photographs. The size isn’t specified, but it appears to be modest; a typical garden for a terraced house in this area. While it offers outdoor space, the lack of substantial land prevents a higher score.