The listing price of £950,000 is competitive when considering the size, location, and apparent condition of the property. While comparable properties in the area (like the one on Queensbridge road) are at similar prices, the lack of precise square footage data for those and the lack of the number of bedrooms make a direct comparison difficult. The number of bedrooms and bathrooms present within the house would justify this price. However, a more precise analysis of the local market and the specifics of the property’s features would be necessary for a definitive value assessment.

The property appears to be well-maintained from the provided photos, showcasing a mostly updated interior and exterior. While some aspects of the decor might be considered dated by some buyers, the overall structural condition and recent renovations to the kitchen and bathrooms suggest that significant repairs or renovations are not needed. However, there are some elements which would need modernisation to obtain the full ¹⁰⁄₁₀.

Moseley is a highly sought-after area in Birmingham, known for its excellent schools, vibrant village atmosphere, and convenient access to the city center. The property’s location on Moor Green Lane places it within walking distance of several outstanding-rated schools (Queensbridge School and Fox Hollies School) and also provides proximity to Moseley Village, offering various amenities and a strong sense of community. The relatively close distance to several train stations providing links to Birmingham New Street further enhances its appeal.

The property boasts a sizeable garden that is visible in the photos and indicated in the floor plan, providing ample outdoor space for relaxation, entertaining, and family activities. The size of the garden while not specified in square footage, appears larger than average for properties in this area, justifying a higher score.