The price is given a score of 7. With no local comparable property data provided, an accurate assessment is challenging. However, considering the property’s age, condition, and modest plot size, a price of £250,000 appears reasonably competitive for the area, pending a full survey to determine any hidden structural issues. The absence of nearby property data limits this scoring.

The property’s condition receives a score of 5. The provided photographs reveal a property that is habitable but requires some updating and modernisation. The interior decor is dated, and some areas show signs of wear and tear, such as the ceilings in the kitchen. While structurally sound, the property would benefit from significant cosmetic improvements to enhance its appeal and value.

The property’s location in Pill, North Somerset, scores a moderate 4. While it benefits from proximity to a few primary schools with good Ofsted ratings (Crockerne Church of England Primary School and Shirehampton Primary School), the lack of detailed local amenities information and the distance to other services reduces the score. The proximity to several train stations is a positive factor, although the distances listed suggest a commute that may not be convenient for all.

The property’s land receives a score of 3. The images show a small, enclosed garden. Although there is some outdoor space, it’s not extensive, and the state of the garden requires attention.