With a list price of £285,000 and a size of 653.37 sqft, this results in a price per sqft that needs to be benchmarked against local comparables. Unfortunately, the provided data lacks crucial information on price per sqft for similar properties in the area. While nearby listings showcase significant price variation, the absence of sufficient comparative data prevents accurate assessment of the property’s value for money. The price seems slightly high relative to some of the nearby ‘investment’ properties, but without concrete price-per-sqft data for comparable properties in a similar condition, it’s difficult to judge definitively.

The photos reveal a property that appears well-maintained and in good condition. The kitchen and bathroom seem recently updated. However, the property shows some signs of age or minor cosmetic changes that could be made, thus a score of 7 rather than 8 or 9.

The property is situated in Bradworthy, a village described as ‘sought after’ in nearby property listings. The proximity to Bradworthy Primary Academy (rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) is a significant positive for families. While transportation details are absent, the village setting suggests a quieter lifestyle, which may be appealing to some buyers. The relative lack of nearby amenities beyond the school might detract slightly from the score, hence a 7 rather than a higher score.

The property has a small, gravelled area that’s more of a driveway than a garden. There is no mention of a significant garden or outdoor space, hence the low score.