The list price of £715,000 seems reasonable given the location and property characteristics. Comparable properties in the area have higher prices, suggesting good value for money. However, the lack of precise square footage data for comparables makes a definitive assessment on price per square foot difficult, and therefore prevents the price from achieving an even higher score. Overall, it represents a solid offering in the market, considering the features and location.

The photos suggest the property is generally well-maintained and in good condition. The kitchen appears recently updated, and the overall presentation is clean and modern. Some aspects, like the bathroom tiling, might be considered dated by some buyers, but it doesn’t appear to be in disrepair.

The property is situated in Theescombe, a semi-rural hamlet between Amberley and Nailsworth. Both villages offer amenities, and the proximity to Stroud provides access to a wider range of services. The nearby good Ofsted-rated schools are a plus for families. While not in a bustling town centre, the balance of peace and convenience warrants a high score.

The property includes a garden of decent size with patio areas, lawn space, and established planting. The presence of a greenhouse and shed is also noteworthy. While the exact plot size isn’t specified, the visual evidence points to a more significant garden than many properties in the area might offer.