While the price of £299,999 might appear high, comparing it to nearby comparable properties suggests it’s within a reasonable range for a two-bedroom apartment in the area. The lack of information on the precise square footage for comparable properties makes a definitive price-per-square-foot calculation challenging. Considering its modern condition, location, and amenities, the price seems relatively fair, although not exceptionally great value.

Based on the provided photos, the apartment appears to be in excellent condition. It features modern fixtures, fittings, and a contemporary design. The finishes are high-quality, and the overall presentation suggests a recently renovated or newly built space.

The property benefits from a central location in Birmingham, close to major transport links such as Birmingham New Street station (1.3km) and several other train stations within a reasonable distance. The Jewellery Quarter is also nearby, offering a vibrant cultural scene and amenities. While some nearby schools have less-than-ideal Ofsted ratings, the presence of other well-regarded schools within a reasonable distance mitigates this to some extent. The proximity to canals adds a unique appeal. However, the immediate surrounding area may not be as desirable as more affluent parts of Birmingham, hence a score below 10.

The property is an apartment with no associated land or garden, hence the low score.