The list price seems reasonably competitive, considering the property type, size, and location within Bristol. However, the lack of information on the property’s square footage and the need for some modernisation may suggest the price is towards the upper end of what some buyers would consider fair. The lack of comparable sold data from the immediate vicinity limits a precise valuation, although nearby properties on streets like Rossall Road indicate higher prices, suggesting potential undervaluation. The condition and need for modernisations balance out against the potentially undervalued pricing.

The property appears to be generally well-maintained but shows its age. The interior photos reveal dated décor and some cosmetic updates would likely improve its appeal and value. The kitchen and bathroom, while functional, could benefit from modernisation. Overall, it is habitable but needs some updating.

The property is situated in Brislington, a suburb of Bristol. While not in the immediate city center, Brislington benefits from good access to transport links via bus and train (Lawrence Hill station is within reasonable distance). The presence of several schools nearby, although some with ‘requires improvement’ Ofsted ratings, adds to the family-friendly appeal. However, the immediate surroundings and proximity to industrial units, as seen in the garden photos, may detract slightly from the desirability of the location for some buyers.

The property boasts a garden that appears to be a decent size for a semi-detached home in Bristol. The garden includes raised beds, suggesting potential for growing plants or vegetables. The presence of a patio area is also a plus. The view of the adjacent industrial building slightly impacts the overall attractiveness of the garden but does not entirely diminish its appeal.