The list price of £625,000 seems relatively high compared to some nearby properties, though without square footage for those properties it is difficult to make an accurate comparison. The lack of plot size information for the subject property makes a precise price-per-square-foot calculation impossible, hindering a definitive assessment of value. The age and character of the property, along with its location, are factors contributing to the higher price. Yet without the other necessary property data to compare against, its difficult to determine accurate value.

The property appears to be well-maintained and in good condition based on the provided photographs. The kitchen and bathrooms seem updated, while the rest of the property exhibits charm and character consistent with a period cottage. Some minor cosmetic updates might enhance certain areas but overall the condition appears above average for a property of this age.

Shepton Mallet is a desirable market town in Somerset, offering a good balance of amenities and a relatively peaceful atmosphere. The proximity to good schools (rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) adds to its family-friendliness. While not in the immediate center, the location on Brewery Lane suggests a relatively quiet residential area, which some buyers will prefer. The proximity to nearby streets with higher average house prices also suggests it’s a sought after location.

The property includes a garden, a positive feature for many buyers. However, the size is not specified, and the images suggest a moderately sized garden, rather than extensive grounds. It’s a pleasant addition but doesn’t qualify as a large or exceptionally desirable outdoor space.