The list price of £825,000 seems somewhat in line with comparable properties in the area, based on available data from nearby streets (Truro Road shows average price of £785,000) but this lacks confirmation as Sqft for comparisons are missing, which significantly hampers accurate assessment. The property’s condition and features would justify a higher price, but this depends on the average price per square foot, which is missing from the available data. The lack of definitive price-per-square-foot data makes a precise evaluation challenging; therefore, a cautious score is provided.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in very good condition. The interior is well-maintained, modern and tastefully decorated, and the exterior shows minimal signs of wear or disrepair. The kitchen and bathrooms seem recently updated, which adds to its appeal. While there is no explicit mention of recent renovations, the images suggest it’s very well kept.

The property is located in Wraxall, a desirable village near Long Ashton, North Somerset. Proximity to good schools (although Ofsted ratings aren’t provided for all schools) and Nailsea & Backwell train station contributes positively to its location score. The lack of precise plot size information is a drawback. While the area is generally considered desirable, some might find the exact location within the development less appealing.

The property has a garden, which is a positive aspect and is reflected in the score. However, the absence of quantifiable plot size data prevents a higher score. The photos reveal a reasonably sized garden that appears well-maintained, but without accurate dimensions, it’s difficult to gauge its overall size relative to other properties in the area.