The list price of £1,150,000 seems somewhat reasonable considering the size (3,046 sq ft), location within a historic castle setting, and apparent high-quality condition. However, the lack of land and limited data regarding average price per square foot in the immediate area makes a definitive judgement difficult. Comparing to nearby high-value properties, it falls in a reasonable range but the lack of specific comparative data limits the certainty of this assessment.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in excellent condition. The interiors are well-maintained, modern, and tastefully decorated. The renovations appear high quality and recent. The exterior also seems to be well-preserved, reflecting a high level of upkeep.

The property is located in the Upper Lune Valley, a desirable area in Lancashire known for its scenic beauty. While somewhat isolated, the proximity to Lancaster and nearby villages offers some amenities. The presence of schools, albeit some with lower Ofsted ratings, and a train station within a reasonable distance contributes to the score. However, the remote location and limited immediate local amenities impact the score.

The listing mentions the property is within Thurland Castle, indicating limited private land. The photos show a courtyard and potentially a small patio, but no significant garden or grounds are apparent. Hence, the low score.