The list price of £235,000 for a four-bedroom property in this area appears relatively reasonable, though more specific local pricing data would be beneficial. Considering the relatively modest size of the property (1339 sq ft) and its condition, the price doesn’t seem overvalued. However, a lack of information about average price per sqft makes a definitive judgement difficult. The price seems appropriate for the area in terms of comparative properties, but not outstandingly good value.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be in fair to average condition. The exterior presents well, although minor maintenance might be needed. The interior shows some updates (like flooring) but also reveals rooms that appear slightly dated or in need of some modernising and/or cosmetic improvements such as repainting walls. It’s not in disrepair, but it’s not in top condition either.

The property is located in Stokeinteignhead, a village near Newton Abbot in Devon. While not a major city centre, Stokeinteignhead benefits from proximity to amenities such as schools (Stokeinteignhead School is nearby, although its Ofsted rating is ‘Requires Improvement’), and transport links to larger towns via rail (Teignmouth, Torre, Torquay, and Newton Abbot stations within reasonable distance). The village setting itself offers a quieter lifestyle, which some buyers find desirable. However, the relative isolation from larger shopping centers and potentially limited nightlife may detract from the score.

The property has a small, paved rear garden and an additional small outbuilding/shed. There isn’t a sizable garden or ample land, which is common for terraced properties in this area. The limited outdoor space thus limits the score.