While the list price of £1,800,000 is substantial, considering the size (3,147 sqft), condition, and the considerable land area (4.2 acres) coupled with the converted outbuildings, the price might be deemed relatively reasonable within the Wiltshire market, especially for a property with such character and history. A comparison with other local prices is difficult due to a lack of comparable properties, thus making the price assessment subjective. The lack of price per sqft data on nearby properties makes a definitive statement difficult.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in good condition. There is evidence of tasteful renovations and modernization, blending contemporary features with the inherent charm of the original structure. The interior photographs reveal a well-maintained and updated property. Some minor aspects, however, could be improved or updated but generally the condition is good.

The property is situated in North Bradley, Wiltshire, a village offering a balance of rural tranquility and accessibility to nearby towns and cities. The proximity to Westbury train station (3.19km), providing access to major rail lines, enhances its appeal. Good Ofsted-rated primary schools within a reasonable distance further improve the location score. However, the limited local amenities directly within North Bradley itself slightly detract from the score. The surrounding area appears to be quite picturesque, a feature likely to appeal to a certain type of buyer.

The property boasts a substantial plot size of 5,206 sq ft and 4.2 acres as shown on the provided plan, including extensive garden space and outbuildings. The abundance of land significantly contributes to the high land score. The inclusion of what seems like a converted stable contributes positively to the overall land value and usability.