The list price falls within the range of comparable properties in the area, although some might argue slightly above the average. Considering its age, condition, and size, and taking into account that the property is a charming Grade II listed cottage and the desirability of Bisley, the price seems reasonable but not exceptional value.

The property shows evidence of some modernisation, particularly in the kitchen and bathrooms, which appear well-maintained. However, other areas such as some of the bedrooms show a need for some updating or redecoration. Therefore a mid-range score reflects this mix of updated and needing some work areas.

Bisley is a highly desirable village in the Cotswolds, known for its charm, picturesque setting, and strong community. The proximity to good schools (Bisley Blue Coat Church of England Primary School being within walking distance) and the relatively short distance to Stroud (with its train station) adds to its appeal. This contributes to a high location score.

While the property includes a garden, its size appears relatively modest compared to other properties in the area. The garden also contains a hot tub and trampoline. Although usable, it isn’t exceptionally spacious.