The list price of £1,750,000 is high considering the lack of precise information on square footage and plot size for the main house, yet some comparable properties in the area are listed at higher values. The property’s condition, rural location, and substantial land contribute to its value. However, without precise measurements, a definitive assessment of price per square foot is impossible, which lowers the score. A 7 is given because of this lack of data. More precise details would facilitate a more accurate pricing assessment.

Based on the photographs, the property appears to be in good condition, with well-maintained interiors and seemingly recent renovations or upgrades. While there is no evidence of significant repair needs, the score is not a 10 as the quality of materials and finishings are not fully assessable from images alone. An 8 is appropriate.

The property is located in Upham, a village in the Upper Meon Valley, Hampshire. While it benefits from a peaceful rural setting and proximity to good schools like Upham Church of England Aided Primary School (rated ‘Good’) and Durley Church of England Controlled Primary School (rated ‘Outstanding’), its distance from larger towns and cities might be a drawback for some. Train stations are a considerable drive away. The balance of tranquility and accessibility merits a 7.

The property includes a significant amount of land, beyond what is typical for a house of this size in the UK. While the precise acreage isn’t specified, the images show extensive grounds, possibly encompassing paddocks or gardens. This contributes to a higher score, but not a 10 as the area doesn’t appear exceptionally large.