With a list price of £240,000 and a size of 858.96 sqft, the property is priced competitively compared to the average price per square foot in the area (£475). While the average property price in the area is higher (£425,682), this property’s condition suggests that the lower price reflects the need for renovation. Properties nearby, such as those on Stanley Mead, have sold for both lower and higher prices, indicating that the list price is reasonable given the property’s characteristics and the local market.

The property’s interior and exterior show signs of needing renovation. There is visible wear and tear throughout the house, including marked walls, dated fixtures, and a bathroom that appears to be adapted for disability access. The kitchen also shows signs of age and could benefit from modernisation. The garden appears overgrown and requires maintenance.

The property is located in Bradley Stoke, a suburb of Bristol, offering a mix of residential living with access to local amenities, schools, and transport links. Nearby schools such as Bowsland Green Primary School and Bradley Stoke Community School are rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted, enhancing the location’s appeal for families. The property is also within reasonable distance of Patchway and Bristol Parkway train stations, providing convenient access to regional and national rail services.

The property includes a garden and what appears to be a parking area or additional outdoor space. The plot size provides a reasonable amount of outdoor area for a property of this type, offering potential for landscaping or other improvements.