Considering the property’s location, condition, and lack of significant land, the list price of £180,000 seems reasonably priced within the context of the broader Birmingham market, and taking into account the provided comparables. While it’s not necessarily a bargain, it doesn’t appear to be significantly overpriced for a two-bedroom terraced house in Sparkhill. The need for some degree of renovation does temper the overall value perception.

The property appears to be habitable, but some areas show signs of needing updating or refurbishment. While the living spaces and bedrooms show some improvements, the bathroom and kitchen are dated and might require significant work. The rear garden is also cluttered and needs attention. Overall, the property presents a mixed picture, requiring some level of investment to reach a higher condition.

The property benefits from its proximity to local amenities, shops, schools (including two ‘Outstanding’-rated schools), and transport links. Sparkhill is a well-established residential area in Birmingham, offering a degree of convenience. However, the specific location on Solihull Road might present some drawbacks depending on the precise spot within the street. Noise levels and traffic congestion are potential concerns in busier areas, leading to a score that doesn’t reach the higher end of the scale.

The property has a small rear garden. While it’s not completely nonexistent, it’s not a large garden by any stretch of the imagination. Its current state, as visible in the photos, also appears to need significant work, reducing its value and appeal. The lack of any substantial outdoor space significantly limits the score.