The list price of £765,000 requires further evaluation against comparable properties and local market trends. While the village is attractive, the lack of precise square footage data for comparable properties makes direct price per square foot comparisons challenging. The inclusion of the annex and outbuildings could justify the price, provided that this is accounted for when reviewing the value. The final assessment indicates that the value is reasonable for Birdham, but potentially high if only focused on the main building alone.

The property appears to be well-maintained and presented in good condition based on the provided photographs. The interior shows a consistent style and what seems to be tasteful recent renovations in some areas. Some aspects, however, show their age. Overall, it’s not new, but is well kept.

Birdham is a desirable village in West Sussex, known for its peaceful atmosphere and proximity to the coast. The presence of a well-regarded primary school, village amenities, and its location within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty all contribute to its appeal. However, its relative distance from larger towns and cities might detract from its score for some buyers.

The property boasts a significant garden area, as evidenced by the photographs showcasing a sizeable lawn, outbuildings and what appears to be ample space for outdoor activities. This is a highly desirable feature, particularly in a sought-after village setting like Birdham.