The list price of £500,000 is somewhat difficult to assess without knowing the actual square footage of the property. However, comparing this property with nearby properties on Alder Way, which are similar but have different prices, suggests that it could be a competitive price or even slightly overpriced depending on the size. The higher-end properties in nearby streets like Peacock Way and Frome Road provide context for a more affluent area which would justify such pricing.

Based on the photographs provided, the property appears to be in excellent condition. The kitchen and bathrooms have clearly been recently renovated or upgraded to a high standard, suggesting that the property has been well-maintained. The interior décor and furnishings also suggest a very good level of presentation, though furnishings aren’t part of the property purchase.

The property is located in Odd Down, Bath, which benefits from being relatively close to Bath city centre whilst maintaining a more suburban feel. The proximity to several well-regarded schools (including some with ‘Outstanding’ Ofsted ratings) and relatively easy access to public transport via bus links to Bath Spa station and Oldfield Park increases its desirability. However, the precise location within Odd Down and the immediate surroundings would influence the score. Being a cul-de-sac is a positive but lack of specific detail on walkability to amenities makes this a seven.

The property has a rear garden which appears reasonably sized and well-maintained. Although not a large plot, it includes a patio area and garden features which gives a relatively high score compared to some properties.