The list price of £270,000 seems somewhat high considering the property is a two-bedroom apartment with limited land. While nearby properties show a range of prices, the absence of sq ft data for these comparisons makes it difficult to assess the value accurately. Compared to other apartments in the area, the price may be above average, but the lack of precise comparable data reduces the price score.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be in good, modern condition. The interior is clean, well-maintained, and features a contemporary kitchen and bathrooms. There’s no visible evidence of significant repairs needed. However, given it’s an apartment, the overall condition is somewhat limited by the shared building and external space. Hence the score of 7.

The property benefits from being close to good schools such as Wallscourt Farm Academy (Good Ofsted rating) and is also within a reasonable distance of several train stations, offering good transport links. The proximity to University of the West of England is also a plus, potentially increasing rental demand. However, the immediate surroundings appear to be a residential development, lacking in amenities beyond the housing itself. This limits the overall location score.

The property is an apartment with no private garden or significant outdoor space. The allocated parking is a positive, but the lack of land substantially reduces the score.