The listed price of £65,000 appears reasonable considering the property’s size (408 sq ft) and central Exeter location, particularly when compared to other one-bedroom apartments in the area. However, the need for modernisation and the lack of private outdoor space are factors that influence price, and prevent it from being a exceptionally high value for money property.

The provided photographs reveal a property that is habitable but requires some degree of modernisation and updating. Whilst structurally sound, the interior decor is dated, with worn carpets and simple, older fittings visible in the kitchen and bathroom. A significant level of renovation would improve the property’s overall presentation and value.

The property benefits from a central Exeter location, within walking distance of the city centre, train stations (Exeter St David’s and Exeter Central being the closest), and several highly-rated schools (St David’s Cofe Primary School and St Wilfrid’s School are particularly close). This makes it attractive for those seeking urban convenience and proximity to amenities and transport links. However, the immediate street appears to be primarily residential with retirement properties, and might lack the vibrancy of some other Exeter areas.

The property has access to communal gardens, as seen in the photographs. While this offers some outdoor space, it is shared and does not equate to a private garden. The lack of individual land is reflected in the low score.