The asking price of £280,000 for a three-bedroom property in Kingswood, Bristol, seems reasonable considering the current market conditions. However, the significant refurbishment needed impacts its value. Nearby comparable properties have varied prices, suggesting that the property’s ultimate value will depend heavily on the extent of any renovations undertaken. The lack of precise square footage information for nearby properties makes a direct price per square foot comparison impossible, making an accurate judgement difficult but still a relatively good value.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in need of significant modernisation and refurbishment. The interior displays dated fixtures, fittings and finishes, along with general wear and tear. The garden also seems in need of maintenance. While the structure seems sound, the overall cosmetic condition and lack of updates warrant a lower score.

The property is located in Kingswood, Bristol, which benefits from relatively good transport links to Bristol city centre and surrounding areas via train and bus routes. The proximity to several well-regarded schools (Two Mile Hill Primary School, Bristol Brunel Academy) further enhances its appeal to families. While Kingswood itself might not be considered a prime location in Bristol’s market, it offers a balance of convenience and affordability. However, the specific street, Glenburn Road, lacks readily available detailed data for definitive assessment.

The property includes a garden, which is a positive attribute. However, the images suggest the garden is overgrown and requires substantial work. The size is not specified, and the available space appears relatively modest compared to other properties in the area, resulting in a middling score.