The asking price of £195,000 seems reasonably competitive considering comparable properties in the area. However, the lack of square footage information makes a precise assessment of value per square foot impossible. The property’s condition and the need for potential modernisation could slightly reduce its market value compared to other properties in a similar location in better condition.

The property appears to be habitable, but the images suggest it is in need of some modernisation and updating. While not dilapidated, the décor and fixtures appear dated, and some minor repairs or upgrades may be necessary. The garden also shows signs of needing attention.

Quinton is a generally desirable residential area in Birmingham, known for its mix of housing types and relatively good local amenities. The proximity to schools rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted is a plus, as is the relatively short distance to several train stations, although this is still a suburban location and may not be ideal for those needing quick access to the city centre. The lack of precise information regarding the property’s closeness to shops and other amenities makes a higher score difficult to justify.

The property has a garden, which is a positive aspect, but the images indicate it’s relatively small and requires maintenance. It does not offer significant outdoor space compared to other properties in the area.