The asking price of £285,000 seems somewhat high considering the required renovations. While nearby properties on Oak Street suggest prices in a similar range, the extent of work needed to bring this property up to a habitable standard would significantly impact its value. The lack of square footage information for comparables makes precise price per square foot calculations impossible, hindering a more accurate assessment of value.

The photographs clearly show the property is in need of significant renovation. While some interior spaces show evidence of recent or ongoing work (e.g., kitchen and flooring), the scaffolding, tarp covering the roof, and exposed ceiling damage indicate substantial repairs are required. The overall condition is far from excellent.

The property is situated in Oldfield Park, Bath, which is known for its proximity to Bath Spa railway station, offering good transport links. The area also benefits from local schools like Hayesfield Girls School (rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted), though more information on the quality of other nearby schools is needed for a more definitive assessment. While Oldfield Park is generally considered a desirable area, the lack of precise details regarding amenities in immediate vicinity slightly lowers the score.

The property has a small, gravelled garden area. It lacks the size and features usually associated with a high land score.