The list price of £170,000 seems somewhat reasonable considering the property’s size and location. The comparable properties in the vicinity, albeit with limited square footage data, suggest that the asking price is generally consistent with the local market, although not exceptionally undervalued. The lack of detail on the property’s internal features and any potential issues reduces the certainty of an exact price assessment.

The property appears to be in reasonable condition based on the provided photos. While there is no evidence of significant disrepair, the interior looks somewhat dated and could benefit from some modernisation to enhance its overall appeal and market value. The kitchen and bathroom are functional but seem rather basic. The garden seems well maintained but is not exceptionally large.

Studley benefits from a good location with relatively close proximity to local amenities, including schools (with some rated Outstanding by Ofsted) and transport links. The village setting offers a balance between a quieter lifestyle and convenient access to nearby towns. However, the immediate surrounding streets’ average prices show a wide range, indicating some variability in property values within the area. The lack of precise price-per-square-foot data for the immediate vicinity reduces the accuracy of the location scoring.

The property includes a garden, which is a positive aspect. However, given that the plot size is not specified and the garden appears to be of average size for a property of this type in the area, the land score is moderate, as it doesn’t offer exceptional space or features.