The listed price of £325,000 seems reasonably competitive given the property’s location and condition. While average price per square foot data for the surrounding areas is incomplete, comparing to similar properties listed nearby (some priced slightly higher and others lower), this price falls within a reasonable range. The need for some cosmetic improvements could justify a slightly lower price point for some buyers, making it a competitive, but not exceptionally good value.

The property appears generally well-maintained from the provided photos, though some areas show their age. The kitchen and bathroom seem reasonably modern. The interior photos reveal some cosmetic work could enhance the property’s appeal, with the wooden floors appearing worn in several areas. Overall, it’s in livable condition but could benefit from some upgrades.

The property benefits from its proximity to Lawrence Hill train station (0.66km), providing convenient access to Bristol city centre and beyond. The presence of several schools within a reasonable distance, although with varying Ofsted ratings, adds to its family-friendly appeal. While the immediate area might not be considered the most affluent in Bristol, its proximity to better-regarded areas like Barton Hill and its improving infrastructure contribute to a positive location score.

The property includes a garden, which adds value, but its size is not specified. The images show a relatively small garden, suitable for a small family or couple but not expansive. This limited garden space accounts for a moderate land score.