The listing price is relatively low compared to some nearby properties, especially considering the location. The lack of comparable square footage data for nearby listings makes precise per-square-foot comparison difficult. However, given the condition and size, the price appears reasonably competitive within the Torquay market for a property of this style. The need for renovations should be factored into any offer.

While the property appears to be habitable, the images show that the interior requires some updating and modernizing, with aspects requiring renovation or repair. The kitchen and bathroom fixtures, in particular, appear dated. The overall aesthetic is functional rather than stylish. The exterior is also showing some signs of age and would benefit from some exterior work.

The property benefits from a central location in Torquay, within proximity to shops, transport links (Torquay train station is 1.56km away), and several schools with ‘Good’ Ofsted ratings (Ellacombe Church of England Academy and Upton St James Cofe Primary School). The proximity to the town centre adds convenience but might also mean some noise levels are higher than in more suburban areas. This makes it suitable for those prioritizing city living, and potentially attractive to students or young professionals.

The property includes a small, tiered garden which adds to the property value but it is not a significant size, showing signs of needing attention. The limited plot size means a lower score compared to properties with larger outdoor spaces.