The listed price of £695,000 seems somewhat high, especially considering the lack of information regarding the square footage and plot size in the main listing. While the property boasts a desirable location and a renovated interior, comparable properties in the surrounding areas are listed at considerably lower prices, between £200,000-£475,000 for nearby homes. Considering the lack of explicit sqft data for this property in the main listing, combined with higher listed prices for other nearby homes, the price appears high, though certainly not unrealistic for a well-maintained larger detached home in this area.

The property appears to be well-maintained and in good condition, based on the provided photographs. The interior is presented nicely and there is evidence of recent refurbishment or renovation in some areas, such as the kitchen and bathrooms. However, some aspects of the interior design may not be to every potential buyer’s taste. While the exterior appears sound, a more comprehensive in-person inspection would be necessary to fully assess the condition of the property, and therefore there is some uncertainty in rating the condition higher.

Moseley is a highly desirable suburb of Birmingham, known for its excellent schools, vibrant community, and proximity to local amenities. The property’s location on The Hurst places it within walking distance of several highly-rated primary schools (St Bernard’s, Our Lady of Lourdes, and Billesley Primary) and Moseley School and Sixth Form. Yardley Wood train station is also within reasonable proximity, providing convenient access to Birmingham city centre. While the precise details of the property’s distance from shops are not provided, Moseley boasts a variety of independent shops, cafes and restaurants, contributing to the overall positive aspects of the location.

The property includes a substantial rear garden, which appears well-landscaped. The size is not specified but the aerial photography suggests a sizeable plot that is larger than many houses in the area. The addition of an outbuilding further adds value to the property’s outdoor space, making it a more attractive feature for families or those seeking outdoor space.