The list price of £185,000 for a one-bedroom terraced house in Gloucester requires careful consideration. Nearby listings show a range of prices, some significantly lower. However, the property’s apparent recent modernization and relatively central location in comparison to others, suggest that the price is not unreasonable. However, the lack of precise square footage data for comparable properties makes a precise price-per-square-foot comparison challenging and limits the confidence in determining exceptional value. The price appears reasonably competitive, but not outstandingly good value, justifying a score around 7.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in good condition. The interior shows a recently modernised kitchen and bathroom. While some rooms show signs of the property’s age and personal décor preferences, there is no apparent significant disrepair or need for extensive renovations. The overall visual impression suggests that the property is well-maintained and habitable, but not completely pristine, leading to a score of 7.

The property is located in Barton and Tredworth, Gloucester. While this area may not be considered the most affluent in Gloucester, it benefits from its proximity to Gloucester City Centre, Gloucester Royal Hospital, and several schools. The presence of good primary schools within a short distance adds to its family-friendliness. However, the precise desirability of this location will depend on individual buyer preferences and priorities, hence a score below 7. The relatively close proximity to the city center and key amenities justifies a higher score than a more remote location.

The property includes a small, enclosed rear garden. While the images suggest a usable outdoor space, it’s not exceptionally large. The lack of precise plot size information prevents a higher score. Compared to properties with larger gardens or additional land, this garden is relatively modest. Therefore, a score reflecting an average-sized garden is applied.