The list price of £300,000 seems reasonable given the property’s apparent condition and location, especially comparing it to similar properties in nearby areas. The lack of square footage data for comparable properties makes a precise comparison challenging. However, based on the available information, the price appears to reflect fair market value. The absence of plot size data for the subject property is a notable data gap influencing the price score.

The provided photographs showcase a property that appears to be in excellent condition, seemingly recently renovated or refurbished. The modern kitchen, bathroom, and flooring are all well-presented, suggesting a high standard of maintenance and upgrade. This contributes to a high condition score.

Cheslyn Hay is a desirable residential area in Staffordshire, offering a good balance of suburban living and access to amenities. The proximity to schools (Glenthorne Community Primary School being rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) and relatively convenient access to train stations, albeit not within walking distance, contributes to the location score. However, the precise position within Cheslyn Hay and the property’s specific proximity to shops and other services isn’t explicitly detailed, hence the score isn’t higher.

While a garden is present, its size isn’t specified. The images reveal a paved patio area with some planted borders, suggesting a relatively modest-sized garden. Although the garden is functional and appealing, its limited size compared to what some buyers might expect prevents a higher score.