The listing price seems relatively reasonable given the size and location of the property, though the lack of precise square footage data for nearby comparables hampers a precise valuation. The fact that similar properties in the area have sold for between £440,000 and £600,000 supports the listing price’s competitiveness. More precise data on the property’s square footage and the condition of other sold properties would solidify this assesment.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be in reasonable condition, though some parts show signs of needing updating. The kitchen is functional but dated, while some of the bathrooms could be improved. It is not in disrepair, but a degree of modernization would likely enhance its value. Hence a mid-range score.

The property benefits from a good location in Exmouth, a desirable coastal town in Devon. It’s relatively close to several well-regarded schools, as shown by the proximity data. The proximity to Exmouth train station also adds to its appeal. While the immediate street’s average price data isn’t detailed enough to firmly place it in the highest tier, the views and generally good reputation of Exmouth contribute positively to the score.

The property has a garden, although it appears to be of moderate size, not exceptionally large. The presence of a garden is a positive factor for many buyers in the UK, but given the limited visible size compared to typical UK suburban garden sizes, the score reflects this.