The list price of £475,000 seems reasonably priced, considering the lack of specific property sqft provided, the local market values, and the property’s features. Nearby comparable properties suggest that prices can range significantly. The provided average price is not per square foot and therefore is not particularly helpful in assessing value per sqft. The property’s condition and the included garden support the price, although the relative lack of information on the plot size introduces uncertainty.

The property appears generally well-maintained from the photos, suggesting it’s in reasonable condition. However, some areas, like certain bathrooms, display features that may be dated or could benefit from some modernizing, preventing a higher score. The kitchen shows some level of recent updating, but other areas require consideration, keeping the score at a moderate level.

The property is situated in Coalpit Heath, a village offering a balance between rural tranquility and convenient access to amenities. The proximity to Manor Primary School (rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) is a significant advantage for families. While not in a bustling town center, the presence of nearby pubs and playing fields adds to its appeal. Train stations at Yate and Bristol Parkway offer links to Bristol and beyond, although the distance might be a factor for some buyers. The relatively quiet residential location scores well, though it’s not a top-tier location compared to some more central or better-connected areas in South Gloucestershire.

The property includes a garden, visible in the photos, of a decent size, indicating more space than many similar properties in the area. However, given the lack of plot size data, a precise land size estimation is not possible, and therefore the score is moderate. While the garden adds to the property’s appeal, it doesn’t qualify for a higher score due to the absence of exact measurements; it does not have expansive grounds, nor additional features which would command a higher score.