The list price of £250,000 seems reasonable considering the average price for the street and similar properties in the area and the size. The need for renovations should be factored into any offer, slightly reducing the value. While a high purchase price for the area the property offers the potential for a good return on investment once renovations are complete. However, the lack of precise square footage data for comparable properties makes a completely definitive assessment challenging.

Based on the provided photos, the property shows its age and requires some degree of modernisation. The kitchen and bathrooms appear dated, and some rooms exhibit worn carpets and wall coverings. While structurally sound, the property would benefit significantly from renovations to update its aesthetic appeal and functionality. The exterior shows a fair condition for a property of its age.

The property is situated in St. Johns Crescent, Craven Arms, which benefits from its proximity to the town centre. The presence of nearby schools, including Craven Arms Children’s Centre, Stokesay Primary School, and others within a reasonable distance, adds to its family-friendly appeal. The train station is also within easy reach. However, the overall attractiveness of Craven Arms itself compared to more vibrant towns may impact the score.

The property includes a sizeable garden that offers ample space. The garden benefits from established landscaping, including green spaces and two glasshouses or sheds. While not exceptionally large, the provided images indicate it’s a good-sized garden, certainly more than some properties in similar locations.