The list price of £350,000 seems reasonably priced, although definitive assessment is hampered by the lack of square footage information. Nearby comparable properties on Gilda Crescent range from £260,000 to £375,000. The inclusion of a garden and detached garage pushes the price closer to the higher end of the range, however, as neighbouring street data shows a variable average price the data is inconclusive. Considering the condition of the property, which would likely require some investment for modernisation and potential upgrades, the price seems fair. More precise data regarding square footage and plot size would facilitate a more accurate price evaluation.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in generally reasonable condition. While there is some dated décor and the property would likely benefit from modernisation to appeal to a wider market, there is no immediate evidence of significant structural damage or disrepair. The kitchen and bathroom appear adequately maintained but could benefit from updates. The garden, however, is somewhat unkempt.

The property is located in Whitchurch, Bristol, which benefits from its proximity to good schools such as St Bernadette Catholic Voluntary Aided Primary School and St Bernadette Catholic Secondary School, both rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted. The area also has relatively easy access to Bristol Temple Meads train station, although it’s a 4km journey. While not in the immediate city centre, the location offers a balance of residential tranquility and reasonable access to amenities and transport. The nearby streets show mixed property prices, indicating a diverse and possibly evolving market.

The property has a garden that is of a modest size, and appears to include a shed and greenhouse. Whilst it offers some outdoor space, it’s not overly large compared to other properties in the area. Therefore, the land score is moderate reflecting its presence but also its limitations in terms of extensive size.