The asking price of £950,000 seems relatively reasonable considering the size of the house, location and the inclusion of additional land. However, the lack of precise plot size and square footage information for comparative pricing analysis reduces confidence and thus impacts the score.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be well-maintained but not extensively renovated. The kitchen and bathrooms look functional but might benefit from some modernisation to match contemporary preferences. Whilst the structure is sound and the gardens maintained, some interior features may seem dated to some buyers. Hence, a mid-range score reflects the overall condition.

The property is situated in Charlton Horethorne, a village on the Dorset/Somerset border. While this offers a peaceful rural setting, its proximity to Sherborne (with its amenities and railway station) and other villages contributes to a relatively good location score. The presence of a primary school within short walking distance is also positive. However, the limited information about other nearby amenities, such as shops and other facilities, prevents this from achieving a higher score.

The property includes a garden of reasonable size. Whilst it’s not expansive, it offers ample outdoor space for a family home. The additional land available as part of the sale enhances the score, but it’s not large enough to warrant a higher rating.