The list price is competitive given comparable properties in the area, although a lack of specific square footage information in the nearby listings makes it difficult to make a highly precise comparison. The property’s condition, location, and garden size would be a justification for its price point, considering there’s limited supply and growing demand in this type of housing market. The price per square foot if we use the 680 sqft stated is approx £551. This information is absent from other similar properties, and the average price for Fermor Row does not support this price per sqft, so the price is likely inline with local pricing but may not be the best value for money, based on limited data.

The property appears to be in good condition based on the photographs. The renovation seems modern and well-maintained, with a pleasant blend of old and new features. The kitchen and bathroom look recently updated and the interior is generally clean and presentable. While there might be minor aspects that could be upgraded, the overall condition suggests a well-cared-for property.

Crowborough offers a good balance of amenities and proximity to nature. The property’s location on Fermor Row places it within walking distance of the town centre, a general store, and a pub, enhancing convenience. Good primary and secondary schools are within a reasonable distance, making it attractive to families. The proximity to Crowborough train station providing links to London is also a positive factor. However, it might not be the most central location within Crowborough, hence the score isn’t higher.

The property includes a garden, which is a positive aspect. However, the size of the garden appears relatively modest based on the photos provided, not exceptionally large. There’s additional external space in the form of what seems to be a shed/workshop area and perhaps a patio, but not a significant amount of land.