The list price is relatively competitive compared to other nearby properties, especially considering the town centre location. However, the lack of precise square footage data for comparable properties and the need for some potential improvements makes it difficult to assess its value conclusively. The price seems reasonable, but not exceptionally good value given what is on offer.

The property shows signs of being lived in, with some rooms appearing more updated than others. While there is no evidence of major structural issues, some areas, particularly the kitchen and bathroom, could benefit from cosmetic updates. The overall condition is presentable but would benefit from modernisation.

Totnes is a desirable market town in Devon, known for its independent shops, historical significance, and proximity to the South Devon coast. The presence of nearby schools with good Ofsted ratings and a train station enhance its appeal. The property’s location in the town centre offers convenience. However, being a town centre location means it might lack some of the quieter aspects that some buyers seek.

The property benefits from a garden, however it appears to be relatively small and perhaps slightly overgrown in some areas. While the space is usable, it is not exceptionally large or landscaped to a high standard.