The asking price of £525,000 seems reasonably competitive given the newly renovated condition of the house, location in Oldland Common, and the scarcity of comparable properties in the area. While precise price-per-square-foot data isn’t readily available, the price aligns relatively well with nearby listings, particularly those that have undergone recent renovations. Considering the high-quality renovations, this justifies a ⁷⁄₁₀ price score. More detailed square foot data of similar properties would allow a more precise assessment.

The provided photos showcase a recently renovated property that appears to be in excellent condition. The modern kitchen and bathrooms are strikingly new, and the overall finish presents a high standard of workmanship. Minimal signs of wear or needed repairs are apparent, making it a ⁹⁄₁₀ for condition.

The property is situated in Oldland Common, Bristol, which benefits from proximity to good schools such as St Anne’s Church of England Primary School and Sir Bernard Lovell Academy, both within reasonable distance. The presence of Keynsham train station within approximately 4km provides convenient access to public transportation. While Oldland Common might be considered a smaller village, its location offers a balance between suburban living and relative proximity to Bristol’s amenities, leading to a favorable score.

While the property has a small outdoor area, as indicated by the photos and a plot size of 0.00 sqft, the garden space is limited. This limits its appeal to those seeking larger garden, hence the relatively low score.