The asking price aligns reasonably with nearby comparable properties, considering the size and features. However, a lack of plot size data prevents a precise calculation of value per square foot. The property’s condition means it might not sell for top-end prices in the area, but given the overall market and nearby sales it’s not unreasonable.

The property shows signs of recent modernization in certain areas, such as the flooring. However, some areas appear dated and may benefit from further improvements or updates to fully maximize their potential. The kitchen and bathroom, while functional, don’t appear to be very modern. Overall, it’s in a livable condition but not luxury standard.

Tilehurst benefits from its proximity to Tilehurst train station, providing convenient access to Reading and beyond. The presence of well-regarded schools like Norcot Early Years Centre and Meadow Park Academy adds to its family-friendliness. While the immediate vicinity may not offer extensive high street shopping, the area has a Village atmosphere and is conveniently located to local amenities.

The property has a garden, which is a positive aspect in a built-up area. However, the size of the garden appears modest based on the exterior photos. There’s potential for improvement but it does not represent a large or particularly notable outdoor space.