The list price seems reasonably competitive considering the size, location, and amenities. While the average price per square foot is unavailable, comparative nearby properties suggest the price is neither excessively high nor exceptionally low given the location and the fact it is described as a ‘charming former Mill House’. The condition being slightly below average for the price point brings the score down somewhat.

The property appears generally well-maintained from the photos, though some aspects suggest a potential need for modernisation or updating. The kitchen and bathrooms look functional but dated. Overall, it’s habitable and in fair condition, not requiring immediate major repairs, but would benefit from aesthetic improvements. This leads to a mid-range score.

Chudleigh benefits from a charming town centre with local amenities, and its proximity to Newton Abbot provides access to more extensive facilities and transport links. The presence of well-regarded primary schools within reasonable distance adds to its family appeal. However, being slightly outside the immediate town centre means it’s not the most central location. The score reflects a good but not exceptional location.

The property includes a garden, which is a positive aspect. However, based on the images, the garden seems relatively small and not particularly expansive. It offers outdoor space, but not a significant amount of land relative to the property size or compared to other properties in the area, leading to a moderate score.