The list price of £1,150,000 is high, but in the context of the substantial plot size, the period features, and the location, it is comparatively less high. Without specific square footage information for the house itself, and reliable local comparables data for similar properties with large plots, it’s difficult to definitively assess the price. There is potential for the price to be reflective of the land value as much as the house, which would influence the assessment of value.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be in good condition. While it retains many period features, it also benefits from some modern updates and renovations which would likely limit the need for immediate repairs, and present an opportunity for a potential buyer to move in with few issues. However, it may be that the renovation work does not extend throughout the house as the imagery is primarily targeted to appealing areas.

The property is situated in the Teign Valley, a desirable rural location in South Devon. While not in a town centre, its proximity to Chudleigh (with good schools and amenities) and Newton Abbot (with a train station) makes it relatively accessible. The countryside setting is a significant draw for many buyers, but the lack of immediate local shops and services might be a drawback for some.

The property boasts a significant plot of three acres, which is a substantial amount of land and a rare find, especially in the South West of England. This is a major selling point and contributes strongly to the property’s overall value.