The list price of £294,950 is somewhat above some comparable properties on Prince Charles Close, but not excessively so. Considering the property’s condition (requiring some cosmetic and potentially minor structural work) and the modest size of the garden, the price seems moderately reasonable for the area, though it might be at the upper end of the range for comparable properties. The lack of square footage information further complicates an accurate price-per-square-foot analysis, making a definitive judgement more difficult.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in generally reasonable condition. The kitchen and at least one bathroom have been recently updated or re-fitted, suggesting good maintenance in those areas. However, some exterior areas, such as the front drive and the house’s exterior walls, appear to need some attention or repainting. The interior photos also reveal that some rooms (bedrooms in particular) seem cluttered, which doesn’t directly impact structural condition but indicates a potential need for some minor repairs or updates depending on the buyer’s preferences.

The property is located in Prince Charles Close, Exmouth, which benefits from proximity to several good primary schools (Bassetts Farm Primary School, Marpool Primary School), all within a 1.3km radius. The location also offers reasonable access to Exmouth town centre and the railway station, although the precise distance isn’t specified. The presence of nearby amenities and transport links contributes positively to the location score. However, the score isn’t higher due to the lack of detailed information about the immediate surroundings and the overall quality of the neighborhood.

The property includes a rear garden which appears to be of modest size. While there is a patio area and artificial grass, the garden isn’t exceptionally large and some areas might need additional landscaping. The plot size being listed as 0.00 sqft is concerning and potentially inaccurate, making it impossible to give a definitive land score. The moderate size and lack of precise information contribute to this relatively low score.