The list price of £525,000 seems relatively reasonable when compared to other similar properties in the area, as shown by the nearby listings. The lack of square footage information for the nearby listings makes precise price-per-square-foot comparisons difficult. However, considering the age and condition of the property, the price falls within a competitive range for the area.

The property appears to be generally well-maintained but could benefit from some modernisation. The kitchen and bathrooms appear dated. Some interior images show areas that could be improved aesthetically, and the overall condition doesn’t appear to be top-tier.

Bradley Stoke is a popular and well-regarded residential area in South Gloucestershire, known for its family-friendly atmosphere, good schools (as evidenced by the nearby ‘Good’-rated schools listed), and convenient access to amenities. The proximity to Bristol Parkway train station and other transport links also boosts its desirability. However, it’s not a central Bristol location, and the specific appeal of Hawkins Crescent will depend on individual preferences.

While the property has a garden, the provided images and plot size (0.00 sqft which is likely an error) suggest it’s not exceptionally large. The garden appears to be reasonably sized for a family home in this type of development, but it lacks significant features to warrant a higher score.