The asking price of £1,300,000 is high, yet comparable properties in the surrounding area suggest a relatively reasonable price given the size, condition, and extensive land of the property. Lack of square footage data makes precise per-square-foot analysis impossible, and a more thorough comparative market analysis is needed for a definitive price assessment. However, for similar properties in the area that come with acreage, the price seems reasonable.

The property appears to be a well-maintained Medieval farmhouse. While the interior shows character features like exposed beams and an older style, the kitchen and bathrooms look to have been updated, suggesting regular maintenance. However, some elements could benefit from modernisation depending on individual preferences. The property shows some signs of age, hence the moderate score.

The property is situated in Buckerell, a village near Feniton in East Devon. While not a major town, Feniton offers a railway station providing access to larger centres. The presence of well-regarded primary schools within a reasonable distance (Awliscombe CE and Feniton CE) adds to the family-friendly appeal of the location. The rural setting is a positive for many buyers but could be a drawback for those needing easy access to extensive amenities.

The property boasts almost four acres of land, which is a significant amount, particularly in the context of the UK housing market. This substantial plot includes gardens, grounds, and potentially space for equestrian pursuits, significantly increasing the property’s value and appeal.