The list price of £310,000 seems reasonably competitive given the limited data on comparable properties. The lack of square footage data for the nearby properties limits direct price-per-square-foot comparison. However, considering the property’s location, condition, and size, the price is in line with the general market trend in similar areas of Bristol, but further analysis of actual square foot pricing for local homes could provide a more definitive assessment.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be in generally good condition and well-maintained. The interior is presented nicely, with modern updates to the kitchen and bathroom. While there’s no visible evidence of major repairs needed, a thorough survey would be advised to assess the property’s overall condition further. There is also some minor exterior wear.

The property is situated in St George, Bristol, a suburb with a mix of housing types and access to green spaces like Troopers Hill nature reserve. While not in the city centre, its proximity to the River Avon and good local amenities, as well as relatively easy access to transport links to the city centre, contributes to a desirable location. The nearby schools have mixed Ofsted ratings, however, this should be investigated further in terms of specific needs. Overall, it’s a pleasant residential area, although transport links may take longer to reach the center of the city than more centrally located properties.

The property has a small, enclosed rear garden, which is adequate for a terraced house of this size but doesn’t offer much space. It is usable as an outdoor area, however not large. Thus a low score.