The listed price of £70,000 for a one-bedroom flat is relatively low compared to some nearby properties. However, the lack of square footage data makes a precise comparison challenging, and it’s being sold via auction, which always has an inherent element of risk, affecting the perceived value. Therefore, a score of 7 reflects its affordability relative to other similar properties in the area, while acknowledging the uncertainties involved in auction sales.

Based on the photographs, the property appears to be in relatively good condition, with a modern kitchen and bathroom. The apartment seems well-maintained and freshly decorated, suggesting it’s ready to move into. However, the overall finish and lack of information on the building’s condition mean a score of 7, avoiding the extremes of perfect or poor condition.

The property benefits from its proximity to Erdington train station (0.54km) and several bus routes, offering convenient access to Birmingham city centre and surrounding areas. The presence of schools within a reasonable distance (less than 1km for some) is also positive for families. However, Erdington’s overall desirability might be considered average compared to more affluent Birmingham areas, hence a score of 6.

The property is a flat and therefore has minimal land associated with it. The images show some communal green space, but no private garden. This warrants a low score of 2.