The list price of £335,000 for a one-bedroom flat in Clifton seems relatively reasonable considering the area’s desirability. However, the lack of square footage data and plot size in the property’s own information and the fact that similar properties are on the market for significantly higher prices (as high as £585,000) suggests the price might not be exceptional value. This moderate score reflects a balanced perspective considering both the location and its comparison with other listed prices.

While the property shows signs of being habitable, the interior finishes appear somewhat dated and may require some modernisation. The kitchen and bathroom seem functional but lack contemporary style. Overall, the property is in reasonable condition but not luxurious, warranting a middling score.

Clifton is a highly desirable area in Bristol known for its beautiful architecture, proximity to excellent schools, vibrant atmosphere and good transport links. The property’s location on Worcester Terrace puts it within easy walking distance of Clifton Village with its shops, restaurants and amenities. The proximity to Clifton Down train station provides convenient access to other parts of Bristol and beyond. Several highly-rated schools are also located nearby. These factors contribute to a high location score.

The property lacks a private garden, and while access to communal gardens is mentioned in a nearby listing description it isn’t confirmed for this particular property. The small rear area, appears to function more as a shared access point or small parking space rather than a usable garden. Hence the low score.