The asking price of £100,000 seems reasonable in the context of similar properties in the area. While the lack of square footage data for nearby properties makes direct comparison difficult, other nearby flats are listed for similar or slightly higher prices. The overall value is competitive for a two-bedroom flat near the town centre.

The property appears to be in a generally acceptable condition based on the provided photos. While the interior is relatively modern, some finishes appear dated. There’s nothing majorly wrong, but it’s not high-end or in excellent condition. The kitchen and bathroom are functional but not luxurious.

The property benefits from being close to good schools, such as Butts Primary School (rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) and Queen Mary’s High School (‘Outstanding’), both within a short distance. Proximity to Walsall town centre adds to its convenience, offering access to amenities and transport links. However, the specific location on Cecil Street may not be considered the most desirable area of Walsall by all buyers, affecting the score.

The property has virtually no private land. It’s an apartment within a converted building, offering no garden or significant outdoor space. This is typical for this type of property.