The list price of £475,000 requires more context to assess. There is a lack of price per square foot data for the property itself and the nearby listings don’t provide meaningful sqft data. Given the apparent condition, location, and limited land, the price seems relatively in line with expectations for similar properties in the area, earning a mid-range score. Further local comparable data is needed for a more precise valuation.

The property appears well-maintained from the photographs, but doesn’t exhibit high-end finishes or recent renovations. The interior looks clean and functional, suggesting a comfortable living space, though some updates might be desired by some buyers. The condition is therefore a mid-range score.

West Chinnock is a desirable village in Somerset, benefitting from a good primary school (West Chinnock Church of England Primary School) within close proximity. The proximity to Crewkerne, offering a train station with links to London Waterloo, enhances its appeal. While amenities might be more limited within the village itself compared to larger towns, the overall location score reflects a good balance of village life and accessibility.

While the property has some outdoor space, it is not extensive. There’s a small garden area visible in the photos, along with a driveway and what appears to be a detached garage or workshop. The size of the plot, however, is not detailed, so the score is moderate.