The listing price of £350,000 for a 1,000 sqft, four-bedroom property in Bilston seems slightly high compared to some nearby comparable properties. However, the lack of square footage information for those comparable properties makes direct comparison difficult. The absence of specific plot size data for the subject property also impacts the accurate price per sqft calculation and therefore the overall price assessment. The property’s condition, interior features, and location play a part in justifying this price, but some negotiation may be possible based on the market data available.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be in generally good condition, but not pristine. The interior shows some signs of wear and tear or a dated aesthetic in some areas, requiring some updating or modernisation, especially in the bathrooms. The kitchen appears to have recently undergone renovation, while other areas such as the living room and some bedrooms suggest room for improvement. Overall, it’s habitable and well-maintained but not a high-end finish.

The property is situated in Bilston, a suburb of Wolverhampton with relatively good access to local amenities, schools (several with ‘Good’ Ofsted ratings within a kilometer), and transport links. While not in a prime location, it offers convenient access to necessary services and has nearby train stations for commuting. The presence of several similar properties for sale on the same street also suggests a reasonably established and desirable residential area.

The property has a garden, which is a positive, but the provided images show it is relatively small and does not include any additional land. The artificial turf and the presence of a shed suggest functional rather than large or extensively landscaped outdoor space.