The asking price of £375,000 seems slightly on the higher side considering the lack of plot size and the average prices of nearby properties in the same area. While the property appears to be in good condition and the location is desirable, a more extensive property valuation and comparison to similar recently sold properties within a smaller radius would be needed for a final determination on price accuracy and value.

The property appears to be well-maintained and recently updated, as evidenced by the photos. The kitchen and bathroom look modern, and there’s no visible signs of major repairs or renovations needed. However, some areas show signs of standard wear and tear, and it’s difficult to assess the full structural condition from the provided images only.

The property is located in St Pauls, Bristol, which is a vibrant and increasingly popular area. Its proximity to good schools (St Pauls Nursery School & Children’s Centre, Cabot Primary School) and transport links (Montpelier train station within 0.75km) contributes to its desirability. However, St Pauls can also have some areas with higher crime rates than average for Bristol, impacting the overall score. The average house price in nearby streets adds to the attractiveness of this locale.

The property includes a small, paved garden. While it’s enclosed and provides some outdoor space, it’s relatively compact and lacks significant green space or features. This is quite common for terraced properties in established city locations.