Without precise square footage data, it is impossible to give a definitive price assessment. However, considering the location, a two-bedroom property in Broadstairs with a garden, even needing some modernisation, should generally command a higher price than many other locations in the UK. The list price seems plausible given the lack of precise data to allow for a more precise evaluation. The condition and lack of specific comparable data influences this score. Further information would enable a more accurate evaluation.

The property appears to be in generally acceptable condition, but shows signs of needing some modernisation. The interior décor is dated, and while the structure seems sound, certain elements, like the kitchen and bathroom, appear tired and could benefit from updating. The exterior presents well, but there is room for improvement in terms of garden maintenance and kerb appeal.

Broadstairs is a desirable coastal town in Kent, known for its attractive beaches and Victorian architecture. The proximity to several well-regarded primary schools (with one rated ‘Good’) and the Southeastern train line providing access to London and other parts of Kent enhances its appeal. However, the lack of detailed information on the immediate vicinity of the property (e.g., street noise, local amenities) slightly lowers the score.

The property includes a garden of reasonable size, offering some outdoor space. While not exceptionally large, it provides a usable area, which is a positive aspect in a relatively densely populated area like Broadstairs. The presence of a garage adds to its appeal.