Bromley Common, Bromley

At £650,000, this detached 1930s house is priced below the local average at £445 per sq ft versus £532, making the asking price a genuine acquisition opportunity. It is a substantial project: the photographed rooms have worn, dated finishes, the kitchen and bathroom areas are ready for renewal, and ceiling marks are visible in some rooms. The £65,000–£115,000 renovation range gives a sense of the work involved, while the 95-foot rear garden is heavily overgrown and will need clearing before its potential can be appreciated.

There is a distinctive canvas here: several reception spaces, a garage and off-road parking, and a long garden to reclaim. The description also points to potential to extend into the eaves, though feasibility is not established by the photos. The C-grade reflects that the asking price is attractive, but the economics remain moderate: the stated purchase price plus the £90,000 renovation midpoint totals £740,000 against an implied current local average of £778,076, before fees and without treating that comparison as a renovated GDV.