The list price of £575,000 seems reasonable, considering the property’s location in Cheltenham, its unique design, and the limited land. While the lack of sqft data for comparable properties makes precise price per sqft comparison difficult, the price seems to fall within the range of similar properties in the area, making it competitive but not necessarily a great bargain. The unique, converted nature of the property could also affect this score.

The property appears to be in generally good condition, with a modern kitchen and updated bathrooms. However, some aspects of the interior design and the overall style might not appeal to all buyers. The property shows evidence of some wear and tear, particularly in the flooring which would likely require a minor update. There is no clear indication of any major structural issues from the pictures.

Cheltenham is a desirable town in Gloucestershire, known for its Regency architecture, festivals, and good schools. The property’s proximity to several ‘Good’-rated primary schools and its relatively short distance to Cheltenham Spa railway station contributes positively to its location score. However, the limited information regarding the immediate surrounding environment and the lack of specific details about walkability to other amenities slightly lowers the score.

While the property has a small private terrace, the overall land associated with it is minimal. There is no garden and the footprint of the building occupies most of the available space. The limited outdoor space restricts the property’s appeal to buyers who prioritize significant garden space.