The list price of £375,000 seems somewhat high considering the property’s condition and the lack of significant plot size. While the nearby listings provide some context, many lack square footage information. The average price per sqft isn’t provided for most areas. The property’s condition and interior require updates which will lower its immediate market value. Thus, while it’s within the range of other properties in the area, it’s not exceptional value, meriting a slightly above-average score.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be habitable but requires some updating. While the structure seems sound, the interior décor and finishes look dated. The kitchen and bathroom appear functional but would benefit from a modernisation to improve aesthetics and possibly efficiency. The garden is also somewhat neglected. Therefore, a middling score reflects the need for potential improvements before the property could be considered in top condition.

The property is located in Lockleaze, Bristol. While not in the city centre, it benefits from relatively close proximity to several railway stations (Filton Abbey Wood being the closest at 1.59km), suggesting reasonable transport links. The presence of several schools within a kilometer radius, some with ‘Outstanding’ Ofsted ratings, is a positive for families. However, Lockleaze may not be considered a prime location compared to other areas of Bristol, hence the score isn’t higher. More detailed information on local amenities and the overall character of the neighbourhood would aid a more precise scoring.

The property includes a garden, which is a positive. However, the photographs suggest it’s relatively small and somewhat unkempt. The size, in square footage, is missing which is crucial for a definitive score. Therefore, a moderate score reflects the presence of outdoor space but with potential for improvement.