The list price of £1,250,000 is high relative to the average house prices in the March area presented. Whilst a Grade II* listed Georgian house is a unique property, the lack of square footage data hinders precise price per square foot comparison to justify this price. The value is further complicated by the included cottages, meaning that this price potentially reflects not only the main house but also its multiple rental units.

The photos suggest the property is in generally good condition for its age, appearing well-maintained both externally and internally. While some areas might benefit from minor modernization or updates, the overall presentation indicates a solid structure and habitable interior. There is clear evidence of both period features and tasteful renovations.

The property is located on the High Street in March, Cambridgeshire. While High Street locations can be busy, this specific property benefits from proximity to March town centre (shops, amenities), relatively close to a train station (March), and several schools with varying Ofsted ratings within a reasonable distance. The presence of both primary and secondary schools nearby adds to its family-friendly appeal. However, the overall vibrancy and desirability of March compared to other areas in Cambridgeshire might be a factor in the location score.

The property boasts significant land, including a sizable garden and what appears to be a sizable courtyard area. This adds considerable value and is uncommon for properties in town centres. The extensive gardens add to the overall appeal, particularly for those seeking outdoor space.