The listed price of £305,000 seems reasonably competitive considering the area’s market trends. While there’s a lack of square footage data to perform a precise price-per-square-foot calculation, comparison to other nearby properties on Hawthorn Rise (with varying sizes and types) and similar properties in nearby streets indicates the price is not significantly over or undervalued. The quality of the finish and the modern updates may contribute to its value.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be in good condition with a modern interior and recently updated kitchen and bathroom. The finish is generally high-quality with a contemporary style. There’s no visible evidence of major repairs needed, suggesting a good level of maintenance.

The property is located in Tibberton, a village with a good primary school (Tibberton Cofe First School, rated Outstanding by Ofsted) within walking distance. The proximity to Droitwich Spa and access to train stations (although at a distance) provide decent connectivity. While the village setting may be attractive to some, it’s slightly removed from larger amenities, hence not a perfect score.

The property has a garden, which is a positive aspect. However, the size of the garden appears to be relatively modest compared to what could be expected in more rural settings. It’s neatly maintained but isn’t exceptionally large or offering extensive outdoor space.