The list price of £285,000 seems fairly reasonable considering the location and property type. Comparing it to other properties on Eastwood Avenue and nearby streets, the price falls within the general range, albeit at the higher end. The absence of precise square footage data for comparables slightly complicates a precise assessment. The property’s age and condition need to be factored into this assessment; a full refurbishment might significantly increase the value.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be reasonably well-maintained, though it shows signs of requiring some updating. The kitchen and bathroom look dated, and while the living areas seem functional, a modern renovation would improve the property’s overall appeal. Some cosmetic improvements would likely enhance its value, leading to a score that reflects this average condition.

The property is located on Eastwood Avenue in Burntwood, which is described as a popular location close to shops, schools, and transport links. The proximity to several well-regarded primary schools (Springhill, Boney Hay, Chase Terrace Primary) within a kilometre radius is a significant plus for families. While the exact distance to amenities isn’t specified, the description suggests convenient access, making it a desirable area. The average house prices on nearby streets (Highfield Road, Masefield Close) are also relatively high suggesting good demand. However, the lack of precise information regarding the immediate vicinity slightly reduces the score.

The property has a garden which seems relatively average in size for a bungalow in this area. There’s space for outdoor activities and some landscaping is present, though it’s not exceptionally large, and further details on the size are missing. The presence of a shed is a positive feature. A medium score reflects the presence of garden with some limitations