The list price of £275,000 needs careful consideration. Comparable properties in the area are listed with prices varying widely. The condition of this property requires significant renovation, which affects its value compared to other, more modern properties. However, the land and location provide a buffer against a very low score. A more in-depth comparative market analysis is needed for a more precise valuation.

The photographs reveal a property in need of modernisation and some repair. While the structure appears sound, the interior finishes, fixtures, and fittings are dated and show signs of wear and tear. The property wouldn’t be considered move-in ready and would require a significant investment to bring it up to contemporary standards. The lack of information on structural soundness also influences this score.

The property is situated in Drybrook, which benefits from proximity to several primary schools (Drybrook Primary School being the closest at 0.62km). While transportation links aren’t explicitly detailed, its location within the Forest of Dean suggests access to scenic routes and potentially nearby towns with better transport options. The area is considered desirable due to its rural nature and proximity to the Forest of Dean’s amenities and natural beauty. However, this is balanced by the absence of clear information on public transport, thus reducing the score from a perfect 10.

The property includes a garden of reasonable size, which is a valuable asset in a rural setting. The additional land extends beyond an immediate garden area, including what appears to be an orchard and more wild land beyond. This contributes positively to the overall value, but a more precise measurement of land size would be needed for a higher score.