The listed price of £260,000 appears reasonable in comparison to other properties in Cheslyn Hay and the surrounding area, particularly considering the three bedrooms and the recent updates made to the property. However, the lack of precise square footage data makes a definitive assessment of price per square foot challenging and means other similar properties in the local area must be used as a guide.

The property appears to be well-maintained from the photographs provided. The interior is presented neatly, and the kitchen and bathroom seem to be in good, modern condition. However, there is no evidence of extensive renovations, and some aspects may benefit from updating to appeal to a wider range of potential buyers. It presents well but isn’t exceptional.

The property is located in Cheslyn Hay, a village with good amenities and transport links. The proximity to Glenthorne Community Primary School (rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) and Landywood train station adds to its appeal, making it a desirable location for families. However, Cheslyn Hay is not a major town, limiting access to a wider range of amenities and potentially impacting its desirability for some buyers.

The property features a good-sized rear garden, which is well-maintained, and adds to the overall appeal of the property. There is also off street parking, adding value. While not extensive, it provides ample space for outdoor activities and relaxation for a family home.