The list price of £390,000 seems relatively reasonable given the size (940 sqft), location in central Bristol, and the current market conditions. However, there is a notable lack of information regarding the specific square footage of the apartments in comparison to nearby listings, which makes a precise price-per-square-foot analysis challenging. Therefore a score of 7 is given to reflect the seeming reasonable price, while also taking into account the lack of key data.

The property appears to be in generally good condition based on the photos. The interior is modern and well-maintained, though some rooms show signs of being lived-in and could benefit from a more thorough staging for optimal presentation to potential buyers. Minor aesthetic improvements could enhance its overall appeal. Therefore, a score of 6 is given.

The property benefits from a central location in Bristol, close to amenities such as shops, schools (including several rated ‘Good’ or ‘Outstanding’), and public transport links. The proximity to Bristol Temple Meads train station is a significant advantage for commuters. However, the specific details about the immediate surroundings (e.g., noise levels, green spaces) are lacking, hence a score of 7.

The property is an apartment with no mention of a garden or any external space associated with it. This results in the lowest possible score for land.