The list price seems reasonable considering the property features and location. Given the number of bedrooms (4), the presence of an updated kitchen and bathrooms and its location in Perton, the price falls within the range of comparable properties in the area. However, it’s slightly higher than some similarly-sized properties, but not excessively so, making the overall price valuation in the middle of the reasonable scale.

The property appears to be well-maintained but not in pristine condition. The interior photographs show a lived-in but functional property, with some updated elements (kitchen and bathrooms) but others that seem more dated. There is no visible evidence of major repair needs or structural problems, suggesting an average condition.

Perton is a desirable residential area in South Staffordshire, known for its good schools and relatively convenient access to Wolverhampton and surrounding towns. The proximity to Perton Middle School and Perton Primary Academy, both within a short distance, is attractive to families. The presence of other schools nearby further enhances its family-friendly appeal. While it isn’t directly in the town centre, the transport links to nearby stations make it easily commutable. The relative quietness of the location is also a positive for many buyers.

The property has a garden of a reasonable size, but nothing remarkable for the area. While not extensive, it provides usable outdoor space. The lack of precise plot size data makes it difficult to assess definitively, but it would appear to be a typical garden size for this type of property in this area.