The list price of £375,000 appears relatively high, considering the condition of the property and the lack of detailed information concerning the square footage. While the location is desirable, the need for modernisation and the relatively small garden contribute to a less favourable price-to-value ratio in comparison to similar properties in the area. Further research on comparable properties and square footage would allow for a more refined assessment.

Based on the provided photographs, the property’s condition appears to be average. While it’s habitable, some rooms show signs of wear and tear and would likely benefit from some updating and modernisation. The kitchen and bathroom are particularly dated, and the overall presentation could be improved. The exterior seems to be in reasonable condition for its age, but more detailed information is needed to provide a conclusive assessment.

The property benefits from a good location near Selly Oak, a popular area in Birmingham known for its proximity to the University of Birmingham and good transport links. The presence of several highly-rated schools within a short distance further enhances its appeal, particularly for families. However, the specific street’s overall desirability might be lower compared to other more prestigious Birmingham neighbourhoods. Therefore, the score reflects a balance between positive and less positive location attributes.

The property includes a small, unkempt garden. While this provides some outdoor space, it’s not substantial, and appears to require significant work. Compared to other properties with larger, well-maintained gardens, the size and condition of the garden is not noteworthy.