The list price of £120,000 for a two-bedroom park home in Longhope seems reasonable considering comparable properties in the area and its presented condition. While there’s a lack of square footage data for nearby homes, the prices of other homes in the village seem to put this in the mid to low range. The lack of readily available, comparable data makes an absolutely precise analysis difficult.

The property appears to be well-maintained and in good condition, based on the provided photographs. The interior is clean, modern, and updated in several areas. However, the fact it is a park home might suggest a reduced lifespan compared to traditional properties, potentially influencing this score somewhat. While the photos presented do not show any immediate need for repairs or renovations, it’s important to remember photos don’t capture everything.

Longhope benefits from a good location within the Forest of Dean, a desirable area known for its natural beauty and outdoor recreation. The proximity to a well-regarded primary school (Hope Brook Cofe Primary School) adds to its family appeal. While transportation links may not be extensive, the relatively close distance to Mitcheldean (with more services and a good secondary school) and the smaller size of Longhope mitigate this. The lack of extensive local amenities might be a drawback for some.

The property has a garden, which is a positive aspect. However, the provided plot size is 0.00 sqft, indicating a relatively small amount of land. The size seems in line with what one might expect for a park home. The quality and presentation of the garden appear to be high, though.