The list price of £300,000 seems reasonably competitive within the context of the provided nearby property prices on St. Christophers which also average £300,000. However, the lack of square footage information makes a precise price-per-square-foot comparison impossible, hindering a definitive evaluation. The need for modernisation will likely impact the final sale price, while the good location partially offsets the costs of potential renovations.

Based on the provided photographs, the property’s condition appears to be somewhat dated and in need of modernisation. The kitchen and bathroom seem particularly outdated, and while structurally sound, there is evidence of cosmetic repairs required, and possible damp or plastering issues in some areas. The garden also appears overgrown and in need of attention. Therefore, a moderate score reflects this condition that is above average and needs some work to reach the high-end condition.

The property is located in Handsworth Wood, Birmingham, an area known for its good schools and relatively convenient access to transport links. The proximity to several well-regarded primary and secondary schools (some with outstanding Ofsted ratings) is a significant plus for families. While not in the city centre, the 0.94km distance to Hamstead train station provides reasonable access to Birmingham and beyond. However, the location’s overall desirability might be slightly reduced compared to more central or affluent Birmingham neighbourhoods.

The property includes a garden, which although unkempt, provides outdoor space. The size of the garden isn’t specified, making precise evaluation impossible, however, it is not a small garden, but it’s not especially large or impressive either. A score of 5 reflects the average size of a garden in this area.