The list price of £205,000 seems reasonable in the context of comparable properties in the area. Although the square footage isn’t provided, the presence of a garden and the overall presentation justifies the price compared to similar properties on New Avenue itself, and other nearby streets. However, without definite square footage, a precise valuation is difficult.

The provided photographs show a property that appears well-maintained and nicely decorated. While there are no visible signs of significant repair needs, some buyers may want to renovate to update the aesthetic. Therefore, the overall condition is good but not exceptional.

Draycott is a village in Staffordshire Moorlands, offering a peaceful suburban lifestyle. The proximity to Draycott Moor College (0.14km) is a significant positive for families, while the slightly further distance to other schools like Forsbrook Cofe Controlled Primary School (2.24km) and Blythe Bridge High School (2.32km) might not suit all family types. The nearby Blythe Bridge train station provides a connection to other areas although the distance (2.95km) requires car or bus. Overall, the location offers convenience and tranquility, making it appealing for a range of buyers but not perfect for those who need immediate access to amenities or transport links.

The property includes a garden of reasonable size, providing sufficient outdoor space for relaxation or family activities. The available space is not overly expansive but offers more than many terraced homes which makes this a desirable feature.