The listed price of £160,000 for a one-bedroom cottage is within the range of comparable properties in the area, though specific square footage data for those comparisons isn’t available to allow accurate price per sqft analysis. The lack of a private garden and somewhat dated interior could be factors influencing the price. The price is reasonable considering the location and property type but doesn’t represent exceptional value. Therefore a score of 7 is given

The provided photographs show a property that appears well-maintained and in reasonable condition. The interior is clean and presentable, with what seems to be recently updated kitchen appliances. However, the overall impression is one of a somewhat dated aesthetic, suggesting that while it doesn’t require immediate repairs, some modernization might enhance its appeal. Therefore a score of 6 reflects the satisfactory but not exceptional condition.

The property is situated in the Coly Valley, East Devon, which is known for its picturesque countryside and village setting. While Wilmington itself may be a small village, its proximity to Honiton (6.31km) offers access to more amenities and transportation links such as the South Western Railway. Good primary schools are also within a reasonable distance, adding to the appeal for families. However, the relative isolation of Wilmington could be a drawback for some buyers, hence a score of 7.

The property information indicates a plot size of 0.00 sqft, suggesting a lack of private garden space. Access to communal grounds is apparent from the photos but this does not equate to private outdoor space which is desired by many buyers. Thus, a low score of 2 is given, reflecting the absence of a private garden.