The list price of £225,000 is difficult to assess definitively due to a lack of precise square footage data for nearby comparable properties. The property’s size at 731 sqft and general condition place it at the lower end of the market in terms of value. The average price data for nearby streets is also limited. Based on the limited data, it may appear slightly overpriced considering the need for potential upgrades, but the price remains in a reasonable range for a two-bedroom property in Exeter. More detailed comparable sales data would be needed for a more definitive assessment.

Based on the photographs, the property appears to be in fair condition. While there is no obvious significant damage or disrepair, the interior decor is somewhat dated, and there’s no indication of recently updated fixtures or fittings. The kitchen is functional but not modern. There’s an overall impression of a house that could benefit from some cosmetic improvements to enhance its overall presentation.

The property is located in Celia Crescent, Exeter, which benefits from relatively close proximity to several schools (St James School, Willowbrook School, and Beacon Heath Children’s Centre are all within a mile), and has several railway stations within a reasonable distance (although this is subjective and may be a limiting factor for some buyers). While the immediate area’s average price per square foot is unavailable, nearby streets like Mile Lane show a significant price difference, suggesting potential for higher value properties in more desirable zones. Overall, the location provides a decent balance of amenities and access to transport but lacks some of the prime characteristics of top-tier Exeter locations.

The property has a small garden, which provides some outdoor space. However, given the limited size presented in the photograph, this does not represent significant land ownership. The plot size is listed as 0.00 sqft. A larger garden would be considered a more valuable asset, hence the lower score.