The list price of £250,000 is within the range of comparable properties in the surrounding area, though without square footage information on those properties a precise comparison is impossible. Considering the property’s condition, the relatively generous garden size and the location, the price seems reasonable. However, the absence of key details like the presence of a garage, which is mentioned in some nearby listings, affects the assessment of value.

The property appears to be generally habitable but shows signs of needing some cosmetic updates. The bathroom looks reasonably well-maintained. However, some areas, particularly the kitchen and living areas, could benefit from improvements such as new flooring, a fresh coat of paint, and modernising the kitchen cabinets. The overall condition is not poor, but it does not appear to be in excellent condition.

Biggin Hill offers a balance of suburban tranquility and accessibility to transport links. While not central London, the proximity to several train stations providing connections to London and other parts of Kent is a plus. The presence of schools and a children’s centre adds to the family-friendliness of the area. However, the lack of immediate local amenities might be a drawback for some buyers.

The property boasts a sizeable garden, which is a significant advantage in this area, particularly given the lack of similar properties with substantial gardens in the immediate vicinity. The garden appears relatively private and offers potential for various uses.