The list price of £300,000 seems relatively reasonable compared to other properties in the village, considering the property is in need of renovation. However, the lack of square footage data prevents a precise assessment of value per square foot. The fact it is described as an ‘end of terrace’ with off-street parking is a positive, but the lack of details on overall condition prevents a more positive assessment.

The property shows signs of age and requires significant modernisation and refurbishment. While the stone structure appears sound, the interior requires updating in terms of fittings, fixtures, and overall cosmetic improvements. The presence of clutter in the photographs may not accurately reflect the true state of the building but it hinders assessment.

Shutford is a desirable village in Oxfordshire, known for its picturesque setting and community atmosphere. The proximity to good schools, like Swalcliffe Park School (Outstanding Ofsted rating), adds to its appeal. While transportation information is lacking, its rural location may appeal to those seeking a quieter lifestyle, offsetting this potential drawback. The average house price in nearby streets, where data is available, suggests a higher value for the area although the lack of detailed price information per square foot makes a precise comparison impossible.

The property has a garden, but its size and condition appear modest based on the provided photos. It is not particularly large or well-maintained, but does provide some outdoor space.