Considering the need for significant renovation, the list price of £150,000 seems moderately reasonable compared to other properties in the area, especially those needing less work. However, the lack of precise square footage details and the significant amount of work needed could make it a risky purchase depending on the buyer’s budget and experience with renovation projects. The presence of comparables showing higher prices for renovated properties supports the listing price as a starting point for negotiation.

The property shows significant signs of needing refurbishment. While the structure appears sound, the interior images depict significant wear and tear, requiring extensive repair and modernisation in multiple rooms, including flooring, walls, and fixtures.

Filton benefits from relatively good transport links, with Filton Abbey Wood train station being within a reasonable distance. The presence of primary schools like Filton Hill Primary School (rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) nearby adds to the family-friendliness of the area. However, the immediate street view suggests a more standard residential area without exceptional amenities or prestige.

The property has a garden, but the pictures suggest a relatively small, unkempt space that could benefit from landscaping. It’s not exceptionally large, but neither is it tiny. The inclusion of what appears to be a detached garage adds some value.