The asking price of £130,000 seems relatively high considering the condition of the property. While nearby properties on Wiggin Street show prices ranging from £34,000 to £330,000, the majority of comparable three-bedroom terraced properties seem to be below the list price, implying potential overvaluation. A detailed survey is recommended to determine the need for renovation and repairs, and it’s advised to compare it to similar properties that have recently been renovated before making a final judgement.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in need of some cosmetic work and potential repairs. While the kitchen and bathroom seem relatively modern, the remaining rooms showcase disarray, suggesting a lack of maintenance and possibly some underlying issues requiring attention. The external condition, though shown briefly, also appears to need work, particularly in regards to the garden.

The property is situated in North Edgbaston, Birmingham. This area benefits from its proximity to several good primary schools (St. Patrick’s Catholic Primary School and Barford Primary School, both rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted), and is within reasonable travelling distance to the city center and major transport links. The presence of Edgbaston Reservoir nearby adds to the appeal of the area. However, specific amenities like shops and high street options require further investigation to establish their immediacy and quality.

The property has a small, unkempt garden, which while providing some external space, is not substantial. The listing explicitly states a plot size of 0.00 sqft which suggests a lack of significant land.