The list price of £370,000 seems somewhat high considering the property’s condition and need for significant refurbishment. While the location is positive, comparable properties in nearby streets show considerable variation in price, and no average price per sqft data is provided to establish a definitive comparison. Given the need for renovations, this list price may need adjusting to reflect the necessary costs for upgrades. The surrounding area has a mix of property prices, with many significantly lower, making this price more difficult to justify without a thorough comparison based on sqft pricing and renovation costs.

The property shows significant signs of requiring modernisation and updating. The carpets, kitchen, and bathroom appear dated and worn. While structurally sound from the exterior view, the interior photographs suggest a need for considerable refurbishment to bring it up to modern standards. This need for renovation impacts the condition score negatively.

Longwell Green benefits from a good location with relatively close proximity to several primary schools receiving ‘Good’ Ofsted ratings (Barrs Court, Longwell Green, and Parkwall Primary Schools), all within a 1km radius. The presence of multiple well-regarded primary schools boosts the family-friendly appeal of the area, which is a significant factor in property desirability. Additional convenience is provided by its proximity to Keynsham train station. However, the area is not overly central or particularly close to major amenities of Bristol city center, which reduces the overall score.

The property includes a garden, which adds value. However, the garden appears relatively small, as shown in the photos, and doesn’t feature any exceptional landscaping or other notable features. A medium score reflects this modest garden size, which is typical for properties in the area but not unusually large.