The asking price of £285,000 for a two-bedroom semi-detached house in Clevedon is relatively reasonable, given recent nearby sales. The available data does not include square footage or land size, which hinders making a precise comparison. However, comparing to other two-bedroom houses in close proximity, the pricing is in line with or slightly lower, thus justifying a mid-range price score. Further analysis using comparable sold prices is required for greater accuracy.

The property appears to be in reasonable condition based on the photos. The kitchen and bathroom seem recently updated or well-maintained. However, some minor cosmetic updates could enhance the overall aesthetic appeal. There’s no clear indication of major repairs required. The garden presents a well-maintained lawn, although it’s not expansive. Overall, therefore a mid-range condition score reflects this.

Clevedon is a desirable coastal town in North Somerset, known for its Victorian architecture, seafront, and relatively easy access to Bristol. The proximity to good schools (St John the Evangelist Church School and Yeo Moor Primary School both rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) and relatively close proximity to railway stations adds to its appeal. However, the location’s score is not higher because it is not in the most central part of Clevedon and some amenities may require short drives or bus journeys.

The property has a garden, which adds value, but it’s of average size, not exceptionally large. There is also a driveway and what appears to be a single garage. This does not classify it as high in the land category score, hence a mid-range score.