The list price of £650,000 seems somewhat high considering the lack of specified square footage and only moderate land area. However, the property’s location in Lydiate Ash, a desirable area, and its size (over 2500 sq ft according to the listing) partially justify this price. Comparing it to nearby listings that are also lacking in detailed specifications, which show a range of prices, the pricing falls within the plausible band of this market segment. A complete comparison would require more complete data.

The property appears well-maintained from the photos provided. The interior is mostly in good condition, although some rooms show signs that could benefit from updating or modernisation. The kitchen, in particular, appears dated, and the carpets look worn in some places. This is reflected in the moderate score, as the property seems habitable, but there is potential for improvement.

The property benefits from a semi-rural location in Lydiate Ash, offering a tranquil setting while remaining within reasonable proximity to Bromsgrove town and major transport links. The nearby schools are a mixed bag, with some rated ‘Good’ and others requiring improvement. This necessitates careful consideration of schooling needs before purchase. Access to train stations like Barnt Green, though not walking distance, is a plus for commuters.

The property has a garden, although its size is not specified, appearing moderate in size from the photographs, offering some outdoor space. However, the additional land shown in the aerial photos is more extensive, adding value, though it’s unclear whether this land is exclusively part of the property or shared/common land. Given the uncertainty around the total land area, a moderate score is warranted.