The asking price of £425,000 seems somewhat high compared to other properties in the vicinity of similar size and type, given the lack of a large garden. While the property’s historic charm and recent renovation are significant positive attributes, the price per square foot is not provided, therefore a comprehensive comparison to market value is not possible. The reported sale prices of nearby properties are not detailed enough to allow for a definitive comparison. More information about the property size (currently reported as 0.00 sq ft), would allow for a more informed decision.

The property appears to be well-maintained and recently renovated based on the provided images, showcasing a blend of modern and period features. While the condition is generally good, some minor cosmetic updates or repairs might be considered depending on personal preferences. The exposed beams and original features are visually appealing, adding character to the property.

Dursley is a popular market town in Gloucestershire with good amenities including shops, schools, and a train station providing access to larger cities. The property’s location on Long Street places it in the heart of the town, offering convenience. However, the specific proximity to certain amenities like top-rated schools needs further clarification. The presence of a nearby train station (Cam & Dursley) adds to the appeal but the 4km distance might not be ideal for all commuters.

The property has a small rear garden, which is adequate for basic outdoor space, but it is not particularly spacious. The images suggest a relatively modest garden area.