The list price of £100,000 for a one-bedroom apartment in Bath is comparatively lower than similar properties in more central areas or those in better condition. Considering the condition and lack of outdoor space, the price reflects the market realities of its location and overall state. While not a steal, the pricing is justifiable. However, the absence of square footage data for comparable properties hinders a precise price per square foot comparison.

Based on the provided photos, the property shows signs of wear and tear and could benefit from some modernisation. The kitchen and bathroom appear somewhat dated, and some minor repairs or cosmetic improvements would enhance its overall condition. While structurally sound, it isn’t in pristine condition.

The property is situated in Twerton, Bath. While not in the city centre, Twerton benefits from its proximity to Bath’s amenities and transport links. The presence of nearby schools, including some with good Ofsted ratings, and a reasonable distance to train stations, contributes to a relatively convenient location. However, it’s not an ideal location for those seeking a central city setting.

The property is an apartment, therefore it has almost no land associated with it. There is a small patch of grass outside the building but no private garden. The lack of any significant outdoor space significantly impacts the land score.