The list price of £165,000 for a two-bedroom apartment seems slightly high considering the limited land and the need for potential cosmetic updates, especially when compared to the average house prices for other nearby streets. While it’s an acceptable price for the area, there is a potential for it to be overpriced in comparison to similar properties given its condition and land availability. The lack of detailed information on square footage for comparable properties makes a precise comparison challenging.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be reasonably well-maintained but shows signs of wear and tear. While the structure seems sound, some minor updates and cosmetic improvements would likely enhance its overall appeal and potentially improve its value. The bathroom, in particular, seems to require some updating and modernisation.

The property benefits from its proximity to Exeter St Thomas train station (0.83km), offering convenient access to rail travel. Several well-regarded primary schools are also within a reasonable distance, including St Thomas Primary School (0.65km) and Alphington Primary School (1.15km), both rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted. While the immediate vicinity might lack extensive amenities, Exeter city centre is relatively accessible, providing access to a wider range of shops, services, and cultural attractions.

The property is an apartment with a very minimal amount of land, if any. This significantly limits outdoor space and reduces its overall appeal to potential buyers who seek a garden or outdoor area.