The list price of £99,950 for a two-bedroom apartment seems reasonable when compared to other similar properties in the area. The price seems particularly competitive compared to new builds and the lack of private outside space means that it is underpriced when compared to other properties of a similar style.

The property shows signs of needing some updating and refurbishment. While structurally sound, the interior photos reveal dated décor and some cosmetic repairs needed to bring it to modern standards. The property is presented well enough to allow for an immediate move but will benefit from the new owner decorating.

Essington is a popular village with good access to local amenities, including shops and schools. The proximity to public transport links (though requiring a short journey by car or bus) and several schools within a reasonable distance makes it a desirable location for many, particularly families and young professionals. However, it is a somewhat limited village with the main draw being its location close to the larger town of Wolverhampton.

The property is an apartment and has almost no associated land. It’s situated within a block of flats, thus lacking any significant private garden or outdoor space.