The list price falls within the range of comparable properties in the area, though the lack of square footage data for those comparable properties makes a precise per-square-foot comparison difficult. Given the modernisation and charming character of this property and the current market in Broseley, the price is relatively reasonable, though not outstandingly good value.

The property shows evidence of recent refurbishment or modernisation, particularly in the kitchen and bathroom. The interior décor is contemporary and well-presented. The garden, while small, is well-maintained. Minor updates or cosmetic changes might be considered to elevate the property further, but the overall condition is excellent for its type.

Broseley is a desirable town in Shropshire, offering a good balance of rural charm and proximity to amenities. The presence of well-regarded primary schools within a short distance is a significant advantage for families. While the distance to larger towns like Telford might require car travel for some services, the overall accessibility and charm of Broseley justify a relatively high score.

The property has a small, manageable garden. While this provides outdoor space, it is not particularly spacious compared to other properties, especially those with larger plot sizes. Its suitability would depend on the buyer’s needs and priorities.