While the list price of £300,000 appears to fall within the range of similar properties in the area, the lack of information on square footage for comparable properties and the property’s condition make a definitive assessment of value challenging. The fact that it’s marketed as suitable for student lets suggests a price point reflecting its investment potential rather than its inherent value as a family home.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in adequate condition, but not excellent. The interior is reasonably clean but shows signs of wear and tear, and the overall finish could be described as basic. While not requiring immediate major repairs, some updating and cosmetic improvements could enhance its appeal.

The property benefits from its proximity to Exeter city centre, with excellent transport links to Exeter Central station (0.51 km) and several other railway stations within a reasonable distance. The presence of several highly-rated schools within a kilometre radius, including Exeter Mathematics School and Exeter College, also boosts its appeal. However, the immediate street may not be considered the most desirable area of Exeter.

The property has virtually no outdoor space, scoring it very low on the land scale. The small area visible in the photographs does not equate to a garden.