The listing price of £325,000 appears relatively competitive considering the average prices of comparable properties in nearby streets and localities. While the absence of precise square footage data for these comparisons presents a challenge, the property’s size and condition align reasonably well with its asking price compared to others in the surrounding area. The presence of period features and central location also contribute to a justifying the price point.

The property displays a blend of charming period features, with the inglenook fireplace and exposed stonework adding character. However, some aspects suggest a need for modernisation and potential cosmetic repairs. The rooms appear adequately maintained, but the presentation isn’t luxurious, indicating a need for updating in certain areas. The kitchen appears functional but not top-of-the-range.

The property is situated in St George Central, Bristol, which benefits from its proximity to local amenities, schools, and transportation links. While not in the immediate city centre, the area appears well-served with good access to Kingswood and other parts of Bristol. The presence of several well-regarded schools within a reasonable distance further enhances its appeal to families. However, the lack of specific information about the immediate neighborhood beyond its proximity to Kingsway limits the rating.

While the property does include a rear garden, its size is limited, and the quality of landscaping appears modest. Therefore, the land score reflects the inclusion of outdoor space but not an extensive or particularly desirable outdoor area.