The listed price needs to be considered in light of the condition of the property. While the location and garden are strong points, the need for modernisation might affect its market competitiveness at the current price. Further comparative analysis using recent sales data for comparable properties in Olveston would be needed to definitively assess the price reasonableness.

The property shows signs of age and would benefit from modernisation. While structurally sound, the interior finishes appear dated. Cosmetic updates, including flooring, kitchen, and possibly bathroom updates, would significantly enhance its presentation and value.

Olveston benefits from a relatively peaceful suburban setting within the Severn Vale, offering a good balance between tranquility and access to amenities. The proximity to several primary schools (Olveston Church of England Primary School being rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) and a secondary school, albeit requiring improvement, adds to the family-friendly appeal. Train stations, while not immediately adjacent, are reasonably accessible within a 6 to 9-mile radius, providing commuting options to Bristol and beyond.

The property possesses a sizable garden, offering considerable outdoor space. This is a noteworthy asset, especially for families and those seeking outdoor space. While the exact dimensions aren’t explicitly provided, the images suggest a reasonable garden area compared to average plots in the area.