The list price is reasonable, considering the location and the size of the property. While in need of renovation, it represents a good opportunity for buyers willing to invest in modernization. The lack of precise square footage data for comparable properties makes a precise evaluation difficult, but based on the limited information, the list price falls within a competitive range for the area. However, the need for significant refurbishment may influence buyer’s perceptions of value.

The property shows its age and is in need of modernisation throughout. Whilst structurally sound, the interior décor is dated, and the fixtures and fittings appear worn. It would require significant updating to bring it to a modern standard, hence the lower score.

Selly Park is a popular residential area in Birmingham known for its family-friendly atmosphere, good schools, and relatively easy access to the city centre. The proximity to several highly-rated schools (Selly Park Girls’ School and St Edward’s Catholic Primary School are both rated as ‘Good’ or ‘Outstanding’) and its relatively close distance to train stations makes it an attractive location for families and commuters alike. However, it’s not in the very heart of the city, which might detract from its appeal for some buyers.

The property includes a sizeable rear garden, offering good outdoor space. The garden appears relatively well-maintained given the age of the property, but the size, compared to other gardens in similar properties isn’t exceptional. Hence a middling score.