A list price of £300,000 for a 744 sqft, two-bedroom property in Coventry requires further context. The absence of comparable local property data makes an accurate assessment challenging. However, considering the property’s condition (requiring some updating) and the average size of homes in the area, the list price could be considered relatively reasonable, leaning towards slightly below the market average. Further data is needed for a more definitive judgement.

The property shows signs of requiring some modernisation. While structurally sound, the interiors, as seen in the photographs, suggest a need for updating. The kitchen and bathrooms, in particular, could benefit from refurbishment. The existing decor and finishes appear dated. This warrants a moderate score rather than an excellent condition rating.

The property is located in Mount Nod, Coventry, which benefits from proximity to several good primary schools (Allesley Hall, St John Vianney, Mount Nod, Park Hill, and St John’s Church of England Academy), all within a short distance, as indicated by the provided data. The area also has relatively good transport links to several train stations including Canley and Tile Hill, although distances are moderate. While the immediate vicinity data is limited, the presence of good schools and access to transport contributes to a positive location score.

The property includes a garden, which is a positive aspect. However, based on the photos, the garden’s size appears to be modest, not exceptionally large. There is a small yard, a shed and a garage. The lack of precise plot size data prevents a higher score.