The list price of £385,000 appears relatively reasonable when comparing it to other similar properties on Chestnut Close and surrounding streets. While a precise price per square foot cannot be determined due to missing data in the listing, the price seems consistent with the market value of comparable properties in the area, considering the size, condition, and location, hence the reasonably high score. More data regarding comparable properties including those with a similar square footage would allow for a more precise calculation.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be well-maintained and in good condition. The interior is clean and modern. There are no visible signs of major repairs or renovations needed, suggesting a generally well-cared-for property. A recent extension is evident indicating ongoing maintenance and upkeep. While the bathroom and kitchen are functional, they may benefit from cosmetic updates to align with more contemporary aesthetic preferences, hence the score isn’t a perfect 10.

The property is situated in Exmouth, a desirable coastal town in Devon. Its proximity to local amenities, including a primary school (Brixington Primary Academy) within 0.10 KM, makes it convenient for families. The presence of multiple other schools within a reasonable distance further enhances its family-friendly appeal. Access to the Great Western Railway adds to the desirability of the location for commuters. While not located in the town centre, its relatively quiet residential setting is a plus for many buyers. However, the lack of precise information regarding the specifics of local shops and other amenities prevents a higher score.

The property includes a garden which seems reasonably sized, as evidenced by the photographs, providing outdoor space. This area has been paved near to the property and is lawned at the far end which seems well maintained. Whilst the plot size is not provided the garden offers a good degree of space; enough for relaxing or children’s play however it does not constitute a ‘large’ garden, and this has limited the score.