With a list price of £700,000, the property’s value is less clear-cut. While the property is spacious (2,632 sq ft) and in a desirable location, the lack of nearby comparable properties with available square footage makes it difficult to definitively assess the price per square foot. The nearby comparable properties are very different in style, size and offering and as such provide little comparison. The price is relatively high for the area compared to available data, which lowers the score. Further investigation into comparable properties in the village would be needed for a conclusive determination.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be well-maintained and in good condition. While it exhibits some features of a period property (exposed beams, etc.), these are aesthetically pleasing and add character. The interior looks recently updated in places and the kitchen is modern. There is however some room for improvement in the upstairs rooms. The overall condition is not excellent due to the age of the property and potential for future maintenance.

The property is located in Charlton Adam, a village in Somerset. While lacking immediate access to major transportation links, its proximity to several well-regarded primary schools (Charlton Mackrell Cofe Primary School being 0.74km away and rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) and other amenities within a reasonable driving distance makes it appealing to families. The quiet village setting is also a plus for many buyers. The overall accessibility score is lowered slightly due to the absence of readily available public transport.

The property boasts a sizable garden, as evidenced by the photos. The garden seems well-established and offers significant outdoor space—a considerable advantage for many buyers in rural settings. The generous garden space warrants a high score, especially in a desirable area.