The list price of £375,000 seems somewhat high considering the limited land area and the relatively small size of the property (1313.20 sqft) when compared to similar barn conversions in the area, that could be priced at around £250,000- £300,000. However, the desirable location and unique character of the property, combined with the quality of the apparent conversion work may partly justify the price. More information on comparable sales in Broad Oak and Ravenglass would allow a more precise price evaluation.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in good condition, though some areas seem to lack extensive recent renovations, particularly the carpet. The conversion maintains rustic charm whilst offering modern updates. Overall, it presents well but could benefit from some minor updates.

The property is situated in Broad Oak, Ravenglass, a picturesque village in the Lake District National Park. While remote, this offers stunning natural beauty and tranquility. Access to amenities may be limited, requiring travel to nearby towns. The proximity to train stations in Ravenglass and nearby towns provides some transportation access, although frequency may be an issue for commuters. Good primary schools are located within a reasonable distance. The overall score reflects the trade-off between scenic beauty and proximity to amenities.

The property includes a small patio area and limited outside space directly adjacent to the structure. There is no mention of a large garden. The immediate surroundings are primarily trees and a stream, adding to the scenic aspects. The plot size is listed as 0.00 sqft. The lack of significant land area is reflected in the low score. More photos showing the entirety of the land could justify a higher score.