The asking price of £675,000 seems reasonable considering the location and the apparent condition, but higher than nearby comparable properties and requires further investigation. There’s a notable lack of square footage data for comparative properties in the area making a precise per square foot comparison impossible. A more detailed valuation would be required to assess its precise value in the current market.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in good condition, well-maintained, and recently updated. The interior is clean and modern, suggesting recent renovations or refurbishment. While not perfect, it doesn’t seem to require significant repairs or extensive renovation work.

Croyde is a highly desirable coastal village in North Devon, known for its beautiful beaches and surfing. The property’s location on Hobbs Hill offers a degree of seclusion while still being relatively close to the village centre. However, the lack of nearby public transportation might be a drawback for some buyers. The proximity to several well-regarded primary schools, albeit a short drive away, adds to its appeal for families.

The property has a small garden, suitable for outdoor seating, but it’s not expansive. The size, while adequate for a property of this type, limits its overall appeal for those seeking larger gardens or extensive outdoor space.