The list price of £325,000 appears reasonably competitive based on limited comparative data for the nearby area. More detailed information about the square footage of other properties and the current market conditions would allow for a more definitive evaluation of its value for money.

The property appears to be in generally acceptable condition from the photos. While the interior is presented as clean and well-maintained, some updating or modernisation could be beneficial to enhance its appeal and market value. The kitchen, in particular, shows signs of a dated style. The property also does not appear to have any immediate structural issues. It’s important to note that photos do not always give a complete and accurate representation of the condition.

Long Ashton is a desirable village in North Somerset, offering a good balance of amenities and proximity to Bristol. The presence of nearby schools, though distances aren’t specified for all, and relatively close proximity to transport links (although distances to stations suggest a car is necessary for convenient access) contributes to the positive location score. However, the specific location within Long Ashton could influence this score - more information on the property’s proximity to shops and other local services is needed for a definitive judgment.

The property includes a small garden and also a garage as per the listing. However, information on the plot size is missing; the fact that the listing explicitly states 0.00 sqft suggests that the size of the garden is likely small to medium, thus the moderate score.