The list price of £475,000 for a 4-bedroom house in this location with a garden seems relatively reasonable, considering comparable properties on Dukeswood Drive and nearby streets. The absence of precise square footage data for comparable properties makes a direct comparison slightly challenging. However, the property’s features and location justify a price within the range of nearby properties.

The property appears generally well-maintained, though some of the interior decor and furnishings show signs of wear and perhaps are outdated in style. The kitchen and bathroom seem reasonably modern, though not top-of-the-line, and the overall condition is suitable for comfortable living. However, there aren’t any visible major repairs or renovations required which makes the condition a good average.

Dibden Purlieu is a desirable village in the New Forest, known for its peaceful atmosphere and proximity to both the New Forest National Park and the coast. The presence of good schools within a reasonable distance (Wildground Junior and Infant schools are rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) and relatively close proximity to train stations to access major towns like Southampton adds to its appeal. While it may not be a bustling city center, the quiet suburban location is a significant draw for many families. However, it lacks direct access to major amenities and may be less appealing to those who prefer more city living.

The property features a garden, including a patio area and a tiered garden area with additional green space. While the size isn’t explicitly stated, the images suggest it’s not excessively large, neither exceptionally small. It’s functional for family use and offers some outdoor space, but doesn’t qualify as extensive land.