The list price is considered reasonable but not exceptionally good value based on limited comparative data. The neighbouring properties offer a range of prices, and the absence of square footage data for these properties makes a precise comparison challenging. Considering the updated condition of the subject property, its location, and garden, the list price appears competitive, but not an outstanding bargain within the context of the available information.

The property exhibits significant evidence of modernisation and renovation, indicated by the images showing contemporary kitchen and bathroom fittings, and a recently added sunroom. The house appears well-maintained, with a clean and updated aesthetic. However, the age of the original structure might indicate potential underlying maintenance needs not immediately apparent.

Long Ashton enjoys a desirable location in North Somerset, offering a balance of rural tranquility and proximity to Bristol. The presence of nearby schools, albeit with limited Ofsted data provided, and relatively close proximity to transport links (though requiring car usage to access railway stations) contributes to a positive score. However, the lack of detailed information on local amenities beyond schools and transport limits a higher rating.

The property includes a sizable garden, which is a significant advantage. The images showcase a terraced garden with mature planting and a large paved patio area, suggesting ample outdoor space. The lack of precise plot size data makes definitive assessment difficult, leading to a score that reflects a good, but not exceptionally large, garden.