The listed price of £350,000 for a four-bedroom, two-bathroom property in Cheltenham is generally in line with the area’s average prices, particularly considering the proximity to good schools and transport links. However, the condition of the property requires some investment, and the relatively small garden could lower its market appeal. Taking into account the necessary updating and the generally solid location and size, the price appears to be reasonably competitive, but not exceptionally good value.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be in fair condition, but some areas clearly need updating or renovation. The kitchen seems functional, but dated. Several rooms have exposed floorboards, requiring attention. While structurally sound, the property is not in pristine or modern condition, hence the score. The overall presentation suggests a property requiring some modernisation and cosmetic improvements.

The property is located in Swindon Village, Cheltenham, which benefits from proximity to good schools like Gardners Lane Primary School and Swindon Village Primary School (both rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted), as well as other highly-rated schools a little further out. The location is also reasonably close to Cheltenham Spa train station providing good transport links. While not in the immediate centre of Cheltenham, the area offers a quieter residential setting with some local amenities. The proximity to good schools and transport is a significant plus influencing the higher score.

The property includes a garden; however, the images show it to be relatively small and unkempt and requiring significant landscaping or maintenance. The lack of precise plot size information also contributes to the moderate score. While there’s outdoor space, it’s not extensive nor well-maintained.