At £90,000, the price seems relatively reasonable considering the size (600 sqft) and location in Glastonbury. However, the need for renovations should be factored in. Comparing it to other properties in the area, while data is limited, the price appears to be at the lower end of the market, making it potentially attractive to first-time buyers or investors willing to undertake improvements. The lack of detailed comparable sales data prevents a more precise assessment.

Based on the provided images, the property appears to be in fair condition, but requires some updating. The kitchen and bathroom look dated and could benefit from modernization. While the exterior seems well-maintained, the interior finishes suggest a need for refurbishment to enhance its overall appeal and value. The condition is not poor, but it’s not in excellent condition either.

Glastonbury is a popular town with a rich history and vibrant community. The proximity to several well-regarded schools (St. Benedict’s, St. John’s, and St. Dunstan’s, all rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) is a significant plus for families. While specific transport links aren’t detailed, Glastonbury’s central location within Somerset offers access to other towns and cities. The score reflects the positive aspects of the location but acknowledges the lack of detailed transport information.

The property has a small shared garden area, which is a limited amount of outdoor space. There is no private garden. This is reflected in the low score.