The list price is relatively low compared to other properties in the area, but because this is a holiday lodge that is situated on a site rather than a traditional property this must be taken into account. While the low price is attractive, the limited plot size and holiday lodge status (likely impacting resale value and potential rental income) justify a score that reflects this.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be in good condition, with a modern and well-maintained interior. The fixtures and fittings look new or recently updated. There’s no visible evidence of significant wear and tear or needed repairs. However, it is a holiday lodge, therefore the quality may not be the same as that of a traditionally built house.

Shaldon is a desirable coastal village in Devon, offering a good quality of life. Its proximity to Teignmouth (with a train station providing links to Exeter and beyond) and the beautiful coastline boosts its appeal. The presence of a primary school nearby is also a positive factor for families. However, the limited information regarding other amenities and the specific location within Shaldon prevents a higher score.

The property has minimal land. It’s situated within a holiday park, meaning the plot size is restricted and there is no significant garden space.