The list price of £400,000 seems reasonable in the context of the Four Marks market, considering comparable properties. The lack of precise square footage for nearby listings makes an exact comparison challenging. However, given its condition, modest garden size, and the average prices of nearby streets (though data is limited and average prices per sqft are absent), the price is competitive but not exceptionally good value.

The property appears to be well-maintained, though it shows some signs of needing updating. The kitchen and bathrooms look slightly dated. Whilst structurally sound, it may require some modernisation to enhance its overall appeal and value. The garden also looks somewhat overgrown, further lowering the condition score.

Four Marks is a desirable village in Hampshire, known for its peaceful atmosphere and community spirit. The proximity to good primary schools (Four Marks Church of England Primary School rated Outstanding) is a significant plus for families. Alton, with its railway station providing access to London Waterloo, is also relatively close. However, the limited information on immediate local amenities requires a slightly lower score. More details about the specifics of the property’s immediate surroundings (noise levels, proximity to shops, etc.) would be helpful.

While the property boasts a garden, its size is unclear and the provided image reveals it is somewhat unkempt. It’s not a particularly large garden and therefore the score reflects a modest rather than generous outdoor space.