The asking price of £250,000 seems reasonably competitive given the comparable property data available. While specific square footage data for comparable listings is absent, nearby properties on Wootton Road and Lichfield Road show similar prices for similar dwelling types. The condition of the property, including the apparent recent updates, also justifies the pricing. However, more detailed comparable data would be needed to ascertain a more precise value.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in generally good condition, with a recently modernised interior. The kitchen and bathrooms seem well-maintained and updated. While there may be some minor cosmetic updates needed, overall the property shows signs of being well-cared for, suggesting a good level of repair.

The property is situated in Brislington East, a suburb of Bristol. While not in the immediate city centre, it benefits from relatively easy access to transport links to Bristol Temple Meads (approximately 4.3km away) and several other train stations. The presence of nearby schools, although some require improvement according to Ofsted reports, adds to its family-oriented appeal. The proximity to other amenities, while not explicitly detailed, is implied by its suburban setting. However, the lack of specific details about local shops and other amenities prevents a higher score.

The property includes a garden, as evidenced in the photographs. While the exact dimensions are not provided, the visible size of the garden, coupled with the photos showing a patio and raised planting beds, points to a reasonably sized outdoor area for a property of this type in the area. A more precise measurement of the plot size would be needed to give a definitive score. The average plot size for comparable properties in the area should also be taken into account.