The listing price of £265,000 seems relatively reasonable given the reported size and location, particularly after refurbishment. However, the absence of square footage details for comparable properties limits a precise comparison. The lack of definitive price-per-square-foot data from the nearby listings makes a definitive judgment challenging. The price appears fair based on context but not outstandingly so.

Based on the photos, the property appears to have undergone recent refurbishment. The kitchen and bathroom are modern and well-presented. While the rest of the property shows a clean, updated aesthetic, there’s a lack of detail on fixtures and the overall age and structure of the building which prevents a higher score. The property is in good, livable condition, but not necessarily top-of-the-line or luxurious. The lack of information prevents a higher score.

The property is located in Castlefields, Shrewsbury, a popular residential area close to the town centre and Shrewsbury railway station. Its proximity to good schools (Shrewsbury Cathedral Catholic Primary School and The Martin Wilson School are both within a kilometer and rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) and transport links adds to its appeal. The area appears to be well-served, boosting its desirability. While more specific local amenities information (like shops and green spaces) would enhance the assessment, based on what is available, the score reflects a strong location.

The property has a small, enclosed rear garden. While this provides some outside space, it’s not particularly large, and the land size provided is reported as zero, suggesting this may be a modest garden compared to other properties. This limited outdoor space restricts a higher score.