The listed price of £225,000 appears reasonable, considering the three-bedroom layout, and the location. Comparable properties in nearby streets show a range of prices, some lower and some higher. Given the updated kitchen and bathroom, the overall condition, and the presence of a garden, the price point falls within the expected market value and represents fair value for money. However, the lack of plot size data in square feet hampers a precise price per square foot assessment making a definitive conclusion challenging.

The property appears well-maintained from the photos. The kitchen and bathroom show signs of recent modernisation or updating. While some areas, such as the exterior paving and garden, could benefit from minor enhancements, the overall condition suggests it’s in good habitable order, not requiring extensive renovation.

Quedgeley is a popular residential area in Gloucester with good access to local amenities, schools and transport links. The proximity to several well-regarded schools, including Severn Vale School with a ‘Good’ Ofsted rating, is a significant plus for families. The presence of nearby transportation links to Gloucester and Stonehouse further enhances its desirability. While not in a central location within Gloucester itself, it’s well-connected and offers a more suburban lifestyle.

The property has a decent-sized rear garden, larger than many similar properties in the area. The garden is predominantly lawned with a paved patio area. The presence of a shed adds to its functionality. Although it’s not expansive, it provides enough space for outdoor activities and relaxation, giving it a better-than-average score for a property of this type.