The list price of £550,000 seems reasonably priced, considering the property’s location on St. Werburghs Park and its apparent renovation. However, without precise square footage information or details on the extent of recent renovations, an accurate price-per-square-foot comparison with similar properties in the area is challenging. The lack of precise data prevents giving a higher score. Nearby properties on the same street show a wide variance in prices, suggesting this property’s price is somewhere in the middle of that range.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in good overall condition. The interior has been renovated or updated, showcasing a modern kitchen and bathrooms. However, certain aspects, such as some of the visible woodwork and the overall style choices, might not appeal to all buyers, and a full survey would be recommended to assess for any underlying issues, resulting in a score slightly below excellent.

St. Werburghs Park in Bristol is a highly desirable residential area known for its Victorian architecture and proximity to amenities and green spaces. The location scores highly due to its close proximity to good schools (St Werburghs Park Nursery School and St Werburgh’s Primary School, both within 0.5km), and relatively easy access to public transportation with several train stations within a 2km radius. The presence of St Werburghs City Farm nearby adds to the appeal. While the specific property’s immediate surroundings are not fully detailed, its address on St. Werburghs Park itself contributes significantly to its desirability and thus high location score.

The property includes a garden, which is a positive feature, but the provided plot size is 0.00 sqft which is likely an error in the data. While images show a garden present, its size appears relatively small. Therefore, the land score reflects this limited garden space.