The list price of £375,000 seems reasonable given the available data. Comparing it with other properties on Lower Wraxhill Road, which range from £150,000 to £450,000, positions this property in the mid-range. However, the lack of square footage information for the comparable properties prevents a precise price-per-square-foot comparison. The fact that the house appears in a solid but slightly dated condition also justifies the relative mid-range price. It is worthy of note that there is a clear upward price trend in nearby streets indicating that the area shows signs of upward pressure.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be well-maintained and in good overall condition. While the interior shows some signs of age in the decor and furnishings (which could be seen as a positive or negative depending on buyer preference), there are no visible signs of major structural damage or significant disrepair. A neutral, slightly dated aesthetic could be seen as an opportunity for some minor updates. This leads to a moderate condition score.

The property is situated on Lower Wraxhill Road in Yeovil, a desirable residential area on the south-west fringe of the town. Proximity to schools (Holy Trinity Church School is less than a kilometer away), and relative closeness to transport links (Yeovil Junction train station is approximately 4.21 km away) contribute to a good location score. However, the lack of detailed information about local amenities and the specific character of the immediate neighborhood prevents a higher score.

The property includes a garden, as shown in the photographs. Although the exact size isn’t specified and it appears to be of average size for a property in this area, it shows enough space for outdoor activities, making it a modest, but valuable feature. The photographs show some landscaping, but also areas requiring maintenance. Therefore, a score reflecting this reality is given.