The list price of £210,000 seems reasonably competitive when considering comparable properties in the area. The recent refurbishment and desirable location justify the price within the context of Pershore’s market. The lack of square footage data slightly lowers the value proposition, impacting the price score.

The photographs suggest that the property is in good condition, with a recently modernised interior and updated kitchen and bathroom. There is evidence of tasteful and well-executed renovations. However, the score is not a perfect 10 due to the fact it’s a terrace house and the exterior shows its age, this also impacts the overall value given to the property.

Pershore is a desirable market town in Worcestershire, known for its historic Abbey and pleasant riverside setting. The property’s location on Newlands places it within walking distance of the town centre, offering convenient access to amenities and services. The proximity to several well-regarded schools, including Holy Redeemer Catholic Primary School (Outstanding Ofsted rating), further enhances its appeal to families. The train station’s proximity provides a transport link. However, the score isn’t higher as Newlands is a smaller street; therefore, there may be less diversity in immediate amenities.

While the property includes a garden, the images suggest it’s of modest size, particularly compared to larger properties in the area. The garden is well-maintained, but the overall area is quite compact.