Considering the property’s location, size, and the apparent need for some modernisation and updating, the list price appears reasonably competitive based on comparables in the local area that are provided. There is not enough pricing data for square footage to compare, however based on the provided information the list price is acceptable. However, a lack of precise plot size or other crucial property features makes it difficult to offer a more decisive opinion on value for money.

Based on the photographs, the property’s condition is a mixed bag. The exterior appears well-maintained, while some of the interior photos (particularly bedrooms and the living area) show dated decor and furnishings, suggesting the property could benefit from some modernisation. The kitchen also seems somewhat outdated. The bathroom, while functional, could use some upgrades. This is a fair assessment considering the visuals provided.

The property is located in Courtenay, Honiton, which benefits from proximity to Honiton town centre offering various amenities. Good primary and secondary schools are within reasonable distance, and Honiton train station provides rail links. The immediate neighbourhood appears residential and peaceful, contributing to a positive location score. However, it’s not in the most central or prestigious area of Honiton, hence the score isn’t higher.

The property includes a garden of decent size, suitable for family use. There’s space for outdoor seating, planting and general recreation. Although not extensive, it provides a noticeable outdoor area which accounts for the score. The presence of a garden shed adds extra storage.