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Jubilee Crescent, Ightham, Sevenoaks

South East

£600,000

Listed on 05/11/2026

The listing

Property details

Bedrooms
3
Type
Semi Detached
Area
1125 sqft

Features

  • Garden
  • Parking

Description

This three-bedroom 1930s semi-detached house is set on a generous plot in Ightham and is offered with no onward chain. The accommodation includes an entrance hall, sitting room with doors to a rear lean-to garden room, separate dining room and kitchen. Upstairs are three bedrooms, a bathroom and a separate WC. The lean-to is divided into two sections and connects with the kitchen and garden room. The gardens extend around three sides of the house, with lawn, trees and shrubs. The front includes a driveway with space for several cars. The seller advises that access is subject to a right of way over a neighbouring property. The listing describes the house as requiring refurbishment and notes scope to extend, subject to the necessary permissions and consents. It is freehold, has gas central heating and is in Council Tax Band E. Ightham has village amenities including a primary school, pub, farm shop, recreation ground and countryside walks. Borough Green, around a mile away, has a wider range of shops and a mainline station, while Sevenoaks is approximately five miles away. The M26 and M20 are both accessible within around 3.3 miles.

WHOTS analysis

Our WHOTS verdict

An internal assessment of the opportunity to acquire, improve and create value.

37out of 100
Grade ELow opportunity

Confidence: MEDIUM

This 1930s double-fronted semi has a generous, three-sided garden, driveway parking and plenty of scope to reshape and improve the house. The older finishes across several rooms, worn flooring and conspicuous kitchen ceiling staining and damage make this a substantial project; the cause of the staining needs investigation, while the exterior views show no obvious major roof or structural failure. The older lean-to also merits closer inspection.

The value case is the main constraint: at £600,000, the asking price is above the local £/sqf average, and adding a substantial programme of works would leave the overall outlay stretched against local benchmarks for this floor area. That comparison is with current local average values, not a forecast of the value after renovation. The strong village setting and plot give the project appeal, but the E grade reflects the weak price and renovation economics.

Key opportunities

  • Use the double-fronted layout and three-sided, mainly lawned gardens as the basis for a considered redesign, with the listing also noting extension potential subject to permissions and consents.
  • Rework the tired interior finishes, including the dated kitchen, bathroom and flooring, to give the house a coherent update.
  • Make better use of the rear lean-to and garden connection, subject to inspecting the older structure and establishing what can be retained.

Key risks

  • The stained and damaged kitchen ceiling, with staining also visible along a bedroom ceiling edge, needs investigation; the cause is not established by the photos.
  • A heavy, multi-room programme across the dated interiors and ceiling repairs will take substantially more time and coordination than a cosmetic refresh.
  • At this asking price, a substantial works programme leaves the overall outlay stretched against local benchmarks for this floor area, limiting the strength of the value case.
  • The all-in picture is soft after allowing for the asking price and a non-cosmetic works programme — roughly 21% above what comparable floor area achieves locally in current condition. Finished value after works is not modelled here.

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Location

Jubilee Crescent, Ightham, Sevenoaks
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Transport

Nearest stations

  • Borough Green & Wrotham Rail Station

    1.1 miles

    Train · Borough Green

  • Kemsing Rail Station

    1.8 miles

    Train · Kemsing

  • Bat & Ball Rail Station

    3.9 miles

    Train · Bat & Ball

  • Otford Rail Station

    4.2 miles

    Train · Otford

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Current average variable rate is 6.58%

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£2,452
Based on a loan of £450,000 over 30 years at 5.13% interest

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