The list price of £380,000 for a 710 sqft, 2-bedroom apartment in Sneyd Park seems reasonable in relation to the provided comparable listings. Although several neighboring properties have higher price points (possibly larger sizes or additional features), others show similar prices for apartments of comparable size, especially those in the Woodside development. While the property is well-presented, the absence of a substantial private outdoor space may marginally lessen its overall value. The reasonable price considering the renovations and location therefore earns it a score of 7.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in good condition. The interior has been recently renovated or updated, with modern fixtures, fittings, and a stylish aesthetic. There is no apparent sign of major disrepair or damage. The exterior images suggest a well-maintained building within a pleasant setting. While there are no images of the bathroom, the images overall suggest a high level of upkeep, leading to a score of 8.

Sneyd Park in Bristol is a desirable residential area known for its affluent atmosphere, green spaces, and proximity to good schools and transport links. The nearby presence of Stoke Bishop Church of England Primary School (rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) and other schools within a reasonable distance adds to its family-friendly appeal. However, the location’s desirability may be partially offset by a slightly limited range of immediate amenities compared to more central areas of Bristol, hence the score of 7 instead of a higher one.

The property’s plot size is listed as 0.00 sqft, indicating the absence of a significant private garden or land area. While the images show a patio area, this is relatively small. This lack of outdoor space is a drawback, particularly in comparison to other properties in the area, thus scoring only 2.