The list price of £499,999 seems somewhat high considering the average house price of £407,500 on the street. While the property’s larger garden and potential for extension or renovation represent additional value, the dated interior and lack of modern features may justify a lower price point. However, the property is a large family home in a desirable, quiet location, so the price may be justified by some buyers.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be generally well-maintained but could benefit from some modernisation. The interior décor is dated, and while the structure seems sound, some updates to the kitchen and bathrooms would enhance its appeal and value. The property is habitable and functional in its current state.

The property is located in Parkend, a village in the Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire. While Parkend itself may not offer extensive amenities, its proximity to Lydney (6.86km) provides access to a wider range of shops, transportation (TfW Rail), and services. The presence of several nearby primary schools with varying Ofsted ratings indicates options for families, though further research into specific school suitability is advised. The peaceful setting offers a tranquil environment, appealing to many buyers. The average house price on the street suggests a relatively desirable area.

The property boasts a substantial garden, which is a significant feature, especially in a village setting. The garden is mature, well-established and appears to offer a good degree of privacy. This adds considerable value and desirability to the property.