The list price of £675,000 seems reasonably competitive considering the location and apparent renovation, but the lack of specific information on plot size and the need for exterior maintenance prevents it from achieving a higher score. Comparing it with other nearby properties in Shaldon that have sold for similar prices with varying descriptions, it suggests a fair market value, but not an exceptional bargain.

The property appears to have undergone some level of refurbishment, as evidenced by the photos, which showcase a modern kitchen and updated bathrooms. However, the exterior shows signs of needing some maintenance (roof algae), and some of the interior images seem to be staged, suggesting some areas might not be fully finished. Thus the score of 7 reflects a good but not perfect condition.

Shaldon is a highly desirable village in Devon, known for its picturesque setting, proximity to the coast, and good local amenities. The property’s location near Shaldon Primary School and its short distance to the village centre and beach adds significant value. The nearby train station providing access to Teignmouth and other towns also boosts its appeal.

While the property has an outdoor space, it seems to be a relatively small, paved courtyard rather than a large garden. This limits its outdoor potential and thus receives a lower score.