The list price of £340,000 seems reasonable given the property’s features, the fact it’s a Grade 2 listed cottage, and its location in Horsehay. While nearby listings show a range of prices, the absence of precise square footage data for those properties hampers a truly accurate comparison per square foot. The overall presentation and character suggest the price is competitive but not necessarily exceptionally good value.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in good condition. The interior seems well-maintained and updated, with a modern kitchen and bathrooms. The exterior shows a charming, well-preserved Grade 2 listed building, indicating some structural care has been taken. Some minor repairs or cosmetic improvements might be considered in the future, however, the overall condition appears above average for properties of this age and style.

The property benefits from a tranquil location in Horsehay, offering a peaceful environment while still being relatively close to Telford town centre for amenities and transport links. The proximity to several schools with varying Ofsted ratings provides options for families, although some require improvement. The lack of detailed information on the immediate surrounding area and neighborhood character requires a more conservative score, but access to local transport is a plus.

The property includes a garden that appears to be reasonably sized and well-maintained, offering outdoor space for relaxation or entertaining. While the exact plot size isn’t specified, the visual evidence indicates an adequate to slightly generous garden for a terraced property in this location.