The asking price of £185,000 seems relatively reasonable, considering the average prices of comparable properties in the area, although more information on the actual size of the property would aid a more thorough assessment of value per sqft. The location with good schools and modest garden add some value, while the somewhat dated condition moderates the price. Other properties on the street seem to be around the same price range, indicating a fair listing price. The lack of sqft data is a limiting factor here.

Based on the provided photographs, the property’s condition appears somewhat dated. While structurally sound, it could benefit from some modernisation to improve its aesthetic appeal and market value. The kitchen and bathroom seem to be the most in need of an update. The interior décor is somewhat tired and likely to require updating. The exterior of the property is in acceptable condition, but shows signs of wear and tear.

The property is situated on Newgate Street in Burntwood, Lichfield. While the street itself doesn’t appear to be in a particularly affluent area, its proximity to several good primary schools (Ridgeway, Springhill, St Joseph & St Theresa, all rated ‘Good’ or ‘Outstanding’ by Ofsted) and a secondary school (‘Good’ rated Erasmus Darwin Academy) makes it attractive to families. The presence of nearby amenities would need further investigation but initial findings show that the distance to the train station is far, and is therefore not a particularly strong selling point. Overall, it’s a reasonably convenient location for families with good schooling options within a close radius. This is reflected by the higher average house prices of nearby streets.

The property has a garden, which is a positive feature, but its size appears to be relatively modest based on the provided photographs. There is also a shed, providing further storage. There’s not a particularly large outdoor space but its sufficient and would be enough for most families.