At £210,000, the price is relatively reasonable for a two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment in Lichfield, considering the property’s apparent new or as-new condition. However, the absence of nearby comparable properties and average price per sqft data for the surrounding area prevents a definitive determination of exceptional value. The price seems fair for the market, but not exceptionally low.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in excellent condition. It looks newly built or very recently renovated, with modern fixtures and fittings throughout. The interiors are clean, bright, and well-maintained.

Lichfield is a desirable city in Staffordshire, known for its historic cathedral and good schools. The property’s proximity to several well-regarded schools (King Edward VI School, Saxon Hill Academy, and St Joseph’s Catholic Primary School, all rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) is a significant advantage for families. The presence of multiple train stations within a reasonable distance also enhances its accessibility. However, the lack of detailed information on the immediate vicinity (nearby streets’ average prices are not available) slightly lowers the score.

While the property benefits from some communal green space, as shown in the photos, there is no private garden associated with the property. The communal area is relatively small compared to what one might expect from a property of this type, hence the lower score.