The listing price of £220,000 seems slightly high considering the need for extensive renovation. Nearby properties vary significantly in price, suggesting that the market is varied and competitive. While the location is a positive factor, the substantial updating required would likely impact the price a buyer is willing to pay compared to a move-in ready property. Additionally, the absence of plot size in square feet in the listing data makes a definitive statement about value difficult.

The property shows significant signs of needing modernisation and updating. The interior images display outdated fixtures, fittings and decor. While the bathroom appears to be relatively modern, the overall condition of the house requires a considerable investment to bring it to a modern standard.

Great Wyrley benefits from a good location with relatively close proximity to several primary and secondary schools, some with good Ofsted ratings. The presence of nearby railway stations (Landywood being closest) adds to its appeal for commuters. While not a bustling city centre, it offers a more tranquil suburban feel with local amenities likely within reach. The proximity to other towns like Walsall provides access to more extensive shopping and other facilities.

The property has a modest garden area. While there’s some green space, it’s not exceptionally large. The inclusion of what looks like a paved area suggests a limited amount of lawn and a relatively small outdoor space compared to larger properties.