The asking price of £1,300,000 for a collection of flats within Quinton Court appears exceptionally high in comparison to other properties in the locality. Nearby homes are valued significantly lower, suggesting that the list price may not reflect market value accurately. The absence of square footage data for the flats makes a proper price-per-square-foot analysis impossible, further hindering a proper valuation. The description of the property as ‘highly reversionary’ indicates the potential of future development or increased rental income, which justifies the high asking price from the seller’s point of view; however, this potential should be analyzed by prospective buyers as it holds inherent risk and uncertainty.

Based on the provided photographs, the property’s interior appears to be in reasonable condition. While some rooms show signs of wear and tear, such as the slightly cluttered living room, the kitchen and bathroom seem adequately maintained and relatively modern. Overall, it shows a need for some cosmetic improvements and potentially some modernizing, but it is not in a state of disrepair.

The property is situated in Great Wyrley, which benefits from proximity to Landywood train station, providing convenient access to commuting routes. The presence of several schools within a reasonable distance adds to its family-friendly appeal. Local shops and amenities are also mentioned as being nearby, contributing to a decent location score. However, the specific location within the town and its proximity to potential noise or traffic from the shopping centre isn’t specified.

The listing only refers to flats and does not specify any private garden or outdoor space. The associated images appear to show a shared parking area, indicating that individual land ownership is minimal or non-existent.