The list price of £375,000 seems relatively reasonable considering comparable properties in the area, although a lack of precise square footage information for many nearby properties makes a thorough comparison difficult. The need for modernisation might slightly lower the perceived value, but the location and existing features maintain a competitive price point within the Bridport market. The average price for other houses in the nearby area is higher than the subject property.

The property shows a mix of updated and outdated features. The bathroom appears to be recently renovated, while other areas such as the kitchen and bedrooms appear dated and in need of some modernisation. Overall, the house is habitable but could benefit from cosmetic upgrades and potential modernisations to kitchens and bedrooms to maximize its value.

Bridport is a desirable coastal town in Dorset, known for its independent shops, restaurants, and beautiful surroundings. The proximity to good primary schools (St Mary’s and Symondsbury Church of England, both rated ‘Good’) adds to its family-friendly appeal. While the information doesn’t specify the exact location within Bridport, assuming it’s reasonably close to the town center, this contributes to the above average location score. The lack of detailed information on transport links slightly lowers the score.

The property has a small garden, which is present but not expansive. While there’s some green space, it’s not a significant plot size. The presence of a shed is a positive, offering additional storage.