The list price of £425,000 appears relatively reasonable considering the property’s size, location, and apparent condition. While comparable properties are limited due to missing square footage data, a nearby comparable property at £345,000 with 1787 sqft suggests a good value proposition. The lack of precise pricing data on similar properties on Heath Lane makes it difficult to fully validate the price, but based on available information, it seems within a reasonable range. Therefore, not a high ‘value for money’ score.

The property appears to be well-maintained and presented from the photos. While the interior styling may not be to every buyer’s taste, the structure appears sound, and the house seems to have undergone some degree of renovation or modernisation, particularly in the kitchen and bathrooms. There is no evident need for major repairs. However, it’s not presented at a level one might expect for a property in ‘excellent’ condition.

The property is located on Heath Lane in Stourbridge, which benefits from proximity to highly-rated schools like Old Swinford Hospital School (Good Ofsted rating) and several other good primary schools, all within a short distance. The location also offers convenient access to Stourbridge Town train station, enhancing its desirability. The nearby Mary Stevens Park adds to the appeal of the residential area. While some streets in the immediate vicinity show lower average prices, Heath Lane itself appears to be a more desirable area within Stourbridge.

The property includes a garden that is reasonably sized, providing a good amount of outdoor space for a semi-detached property in this area. While not exceptionally large, it’s better than many properties in the area, and the inclusion of the ‘Mortoring Hole’ (bar) adds a unique feature that could appeal to buyers. The presence of the patio area, decked area, lawn, and hedging suggests thought has been given to creating an attractive garden.