The list price of £450,000 seems reasonable in the context of other properties in the area, considering the size and features of the house. While data on square footage prices is lacking for the specific street, neighbouring property sales suggest the price is competitive within the range of similar three-bedroom detached homes in Sidbury, though not exceptionally great value compared to similar properties in surrounding areas. The lack of specific price-per-square-foot data prevents a higher score.

The property appears to be well-maintained but could benefit from some modern updates. The interior shows signs of age in some areas, with carpets and certain fixtures potentially needing replacement or refurbishment. While structurally sound, the overall aesthetic is not high-end or contemporary. The score reflects a functional and liveable state, though not luxurious or newly renovated.

Sidbury is a desirable village in East Devon, known for its peaceful atmosphere and proximity to the coast. The property’s location on Davids Close places it within walking distance of the village centre, offering convenience to local amenities. The nearby Sidbury Church of England Primary School is rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted, adding to the family-friendly appeal. While transportation links might not be extensive, Honiton train station is within reasonable driving distance. The overall location score reflects the desirable village setting and convenient amenities, balanced by the somewhat limited direct public transport.

The property includes a garden, however, its size appears relatively modest based on the photographs provided. There’s not substantial green space, limiting its outdoor living potential. It’s adequate for a family, but not exceptionally large. Thus, a mid-range score is given.