The listed price of £240,000 seems somewhat high considering the need for refurbishment. Comparable properties in the area, even those in need of renovation, often fall within a lower price bracket, according to provided data. The lack of square footage makes direct price-per-square-foot comparisons challenging. A lower price would reflect the required investment and be more competitive within the market.

The property shows its age and requires significant modernisation. The kitchen and bathroom appear dated and in need of refurbishment. While the structure seems sound, the overall cosmetic condition is not high. The carpets appear worn, and the walls need attention. The property likely needs some updating work before it can be considered to be in a habitable condition.

The property benefits from a central Exeter location, with proximity to St James Park train station (0.39km) enhancing its appeal. The presence of several schools within a reasonable distance, including Newtown Primary School (0.43km) and St Sidwell’s Church of England Primary School (0.59km), adds to the family-friendliness of the area. However, the immediate street view shows a commercial presence, which might detract from the residential ambiance for some buyers. The average house prices of nearby streets like St James’ Close (higher average price) suggest a generally desirable area, yet the lack of detailed property information limits a precise assessment of its desirability compared to alternative Exeter locations.

The property includes a small outdoor space, described as a roof terrace with some planting. While offering some outdoor amenity, it’s limited in size and may not be suitable for significant gardening activities. The lack of precise plot size details makes a proper assessment of the land space difficult.