The list price of £750,000 seems relatively high considering the condition of the property. While the location is desirable, the need for extensive renovation works will significantly impact a buyer’s overall cost. The price may be justified to some degree, but comparing it to nearby properties that are in better condition and might not need full-scale renovations would require comparing apples-to-apples regarding the condition of the property. The lack of precise square footage for comparative properties makes this challenging, and ultimately, the overall price is considered somewhat high for the current state of the house.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in need of significant modernisation and renovation. The interior finishes, flooring, and fixtures are dated and show signs of wear and tear. While structurally sound, the property requires substantial investment to bring it up to a contemporary standard. Hence the lower score.

The property is located in Southville Terrace, Bath, within the Widcombe & Lyncombe area. This area benefits from proximity to Bath Spa train station (0.94km), several highly-rated schools (within 1km radius), and is generally considered a desirable residential area in Bath. While specific amenities like shops are not detailed, the location’s overall reputation and proximity to key infrastructure contributes to a higher score.

The property includes a garden, though it appears to be overgrown and requires landscaping. The size isn’t specified in square footage but based on the images, the garden space is relatively modest, not overly large, but sufficient for a property of this size in a built-up urban area. The modest size warrants a middling score.