The list price of £960,000 seems reasonable, considering the property’s features. However, without specific square footage data, and comparing it to other properties in the area for a true per square foot price, a definitive conclusion on value for money cannot be made with certainty. The large plot size and good condition justify a higher price compared to smaller, more modest properties in the area. The lack of comparable sales data in the same price bracket and with similar plot sizes makes it harder to make an exact price determination.

The property appears to be in very good condition based on the provided photographs. The renovation appears to be high-quality, with modern fixtures and fittings integrated tastefully into the period features. The property benefits from updates to its kitchen, bathroom and a modern outbuilding, suggesting recent renovations that maintain the character and improve the functionality of the property.

Fryerning is a highly sought-after village in Essex, known for its peaceful rural setting and proximity to good schools and transport links to London. While not directly in a town centre, the relative quiet and access to amenities via a short commute makes it attractive to many buyers. The nearby schools also add to the desirability, making the location a strong point for families.

The substantial 2.1 acres of land is a significant advantage, especially in a desirable area like Fryerning. This amount of land is rare for properties in this price range and provides ample space for a variety of uses, from gardening and outdoor entertaining to potential development (subject to planning permission). This gives the property a high land score.