The list price seems reasonably competitive given the size and features of the property. The lack of nearby comparable sales data (many listings show 0 sq ft) makes a definitive assessment challenging. However, considering the location, condition, and size, the price seems relatively inline with other West Devon properties of this type.

The property appears well-maintained from the photos, but it doesn’t look newly renovated or updated. While there’s no visible significant damage, some cosmetic upgrades or modernizations might enhance its appeal. The fixtures and fittings appear dated in certain areas.

Okehampton offers a good balance of rural and town living. The proximity to Okehampton Primary School and Okehampton College is a plus for families. The town also has a railway station, providing access to other parts of Devon and beyond. While not a bustling city, it has essential amenities, and the relatively close distance to other towns adds to its appeal.

The property has a garden, which is a positive feature. However, the size of the garden isn’t explicitly stated, and the provided images suggest a garden of modest size rather than extensive grounds.