The list price seems reasonable considering the property type and location in Grateley. Given the need for modernisation, the price is in line with the market compared to other properties in the village and the nearby surrounding areas. The lack of precise square footage makes a definitive judgment difficult, but considering similar properties the price appears competitively positioned.

The property shows some signs of needing modernisation. While the interior appears habitable and clean, certain areas, particularly the bathroom and one of the bedrooms show clear signs of age and would benefit from an upgrade. The kitchen and conservatory appear functional but not up to modern standards. The overall condition is acceptable but not excellent.

Grateley benefits from a train station providing links to Andover and beyond, adding convenience. The proximity to a good primary school (Grateley Primary School) and other schools within a reasonable distance is a positive. The village setting offers a quieter lifestyle compared to larger towns, which some buyers find appealing. However, the limited amenities within the village itself may be a drawback for some.

The property has a small garden, which provides some outdoor space but is not particularly large. While there’s access to fields, this is not part of the property ownership itself. Therefore, the score reflects the relatively limited private land associated with the house.