The list price of £625,000 seems relatively reasonable when compared to other nearby properties on The Dene and in the immediate vicinity. Without precise square footage data, a definitive price per square foot analysis is not possible. The presence of a large car barn/outbuilding could justify the price to an extent, but this needs to be weighed against market norms and the property’s general characteristics. The average price on The Dene being significantly higher suggests good value, while some houses are higher indicating a higher end of the market. This price sits in the middle of the market.

The property appears to be well-maintained and presented based on the provided images. The interior is clean and appears to have recently undergone some modernization and refurbishment of certain areas. However, there’s no clear indication of the overall structural condition, and some minor updates might still be desirable.

Hurstbourne Tarrant is a desirable village in Hampshire, known for its peaceful atmosphere and proximity to Andover. The presence of an ‘Outstanding’ rated primary school within close distance significantly boosts its family appeal. While Andover provides convenient access to further amenities and transport links (though at a distance of nearly 9km), the village itself may lack immediate access to extensive shopping and other high-street facilities. This is a trade-off between a quieter village life and convenient access to a town.

The property includes a garden of a reasonable size, which is a significant advantage in this market. While the exact dimensions aren’t specified, the images suggest a relatively spacious garden that’s reasonably well-landscaped. It’s not exceptionally large, but certainly adds value and outdoor living space.