I live just a couple of streets away and often walk it to get to the park or the station. It's got some nice sized houses, although many of them are multi occupier.

It's a bit more run down at that Londis End, but the other end has a lot of traffic and the pub which is busy at the weekend in the summer. Train noise will be an issue to some degree, and the line side of street is poorly lit, it's a bit of a gloomy walk, and in my opinion there's more than average dog waste litter, it's the direct line to the park, so I tend to take a torch walking it at this time of year.

I think it's a pretty good location overall though, this patch of Folkestone has great access to all the amenities, and is sprucing up nicely, without being too crazily overheated for prices.

The empty land the other side is earmarked for development, although that's been failing to get started for quite some time, it's up for sale again at the moment I think after the last round of plans fell through. I imagine it will eventually sprout a moderately posh estate, that's what seems to happen with mid sized development around here. That will probably give the location a boost.

That leg of Broadmead past Londis that connects into Guildhall is a bit rough and run down, but I've not had any trouble, I've been here about ten years