The list price of £875,000 seems reasonable considering the property’s location and size, particularly within Poole’s Old Town. The limited information on comparable properties in terms of square footage makes it harder to definitively assess the per-square-foot value. The fact that it is Grade II listed could affect its valuation and therefore price.

The property appears to be well-maintained based on the photographs provided. While some aspects of the interior design might not appeal to all buyers, the overall condition of the house itself seems to be good. However, it’s an older property and is likely to have some degree of ongoing maintenance requirements inherent to its age and style. A thorough professional survey would be advisable before purchase.

The property is located in Poole’s Old Town, a desirable area known for its historic charm and proximity to Poole Harbour. The area benefits from good access to local amenities, including shops, restaurants, and transportation links. The proximity to Poole Train Station, providing access to wider networks, further enhances its appeal. While it’s not in the immediate vicinity of the very best schools, several well-regarded schools are within a reasonable distance.

The property has a small to medium-sized garden. While it includes a patio area and some planted sections, it’s relatively modest in size compared to other properties in the area. It is adequate for the property but doesn’t offer extensive outdoor space.