The list price of £750,000 for a 2,386 sq ft property needs careful consideration. While the lack of nearby comparable properties with sq ft data prevents a precise per-sqft comparison, the price appears somewhat high given similar-sized properties in surrounding streets, which are significantly lower in value. This suggests the list price reflects premium pricing potentially influenced by its grade II listed status and character features.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in good overall condition. It is a period property, suggesting character and charm, although some aspects might reflect age and potential need for maintenance or updates. The presented interiors showcase a relatively well-maintained condition, but further investigation would be needed to assess the structural aspects and full condition of the property.

The property is situated in Brislington East, a suburb of Bristol. While not in the immediate city centre, it benefits from proximity to local amenities such as schools (several within a kilometer radius, although Ofsted ratings are mixed), and is within reasonable distance of transport links to Bristol Temple Meads (the main railway station). The area’s desirability is reflected in the average house prices of nearby streets, indicating a reasonably strong location score.

The property includes a significant garden area, much larger than average in urban areas. This substantial outdoor space, clearly evident in the multiple photos showing different angles of the garden, contributes to a high land score. The garden appears mature and well-established, adding to its appeal.