The list price of £350,000 is in line with other three-bedroom semi-detached properties in the area, as seen in the nearby listings, and slightly higher than others on the same street. However, the need for extensive renovation should be factored into the price. Considering the condition, the price is arguably fair, neither exceptionally high nor exceptionally low, making the value assessment slightly above average but still in need of renovation.

Based on the photos, the property appears dated and requires significant modernization. The interior finishes, including carpets, wallpaper, and kitchen/bathroom fixtures, are outdated. While the structure seems sound, considerable renovation is needed to bring it up to modern standards. Several areas show signs of wear, necessitating repairs and updates.

The property is situated in the Hartcliffe and Withywood area of Bristol. While not in the city centre, its proximity to several primary schools with ‘Outstanding’ or ‘Good’ Ofsted ratings (St Peter’s Church of England Primary School and Fair Furlong Primary School, both within 1km) is a significant positive for families. The presence of other amenities would need further investigation, but the distance to Parson Street train station (2.43km) suggests reasonable access to public transport. The nearby streets show a range of property prices indicating a mixed but potentially developing area. Therefore, the location scores relatively well.

The property includes a garden, as shown in the provided images. Though the garden seems to require maintenance, its presence adds value. The actual plot size isn’t specified, making a precise assessment difficult; however, the visible garden space combined with the garage suggests a reasonable amount of outdoor area.