The list price of £500,000 needs to be considered in relation to the local market. While comparable properties are missing detailed square footage, the available data shows that similar properties in the area might range from around £300,000 to £365,000. The current property’s price is higher, but the larger size and perhaps desirable features could justify some of the price difference. However, without accurate square footage data for similar properties, it’s challenging to provide a definitive opinion on whether the property offers exceptional value for money.

Based on the provided photos, the property seems to be in generally good condition. The interior appears well-maintained, with recent updates or renovations apparent in some rooms. However, the photos also show some areas where the decor might be considered dated or personalized to the current owners’ tastes, which would impact the condition score for prospective buyers seeking a ‘move-in ready’ state.

The property is situated in Kingswood, Bristol, a suburb with a mix of residential areas and some commercial activity. The proximity to several schools (Hillfields Children’s Centre, Minerva Primary Academy, and others within a reasonable distance) makes it appealing to families. While Kingswood might not be in the most central part of Bristol, its relatively easy access to several railway stations offers good commuting options to broader Bristol and beyond. The presence of nearby shops and amenities wasn’t explicitly detailed in the data, but suburban areas like Kingswood typically have local shopping options, thus contributing to the location score.

The property has an external space, which is a positive aspect. However, the photos suggest a limited yard/garden area, primarily consisting of a paved or gravelled space rather than a substantial lawn or garden. Therefore, a lower score reflects the limited size of the land.