Without access to local comparable property sales data, it’s challenging to determine the exact value. The list price of £285,000 for a 2-bedroom property in Bristol, though, does not seem unreasonable within the current market, considering location and condition; however the lack of plot size brings the score down.

The property appears to be in satisfactory condition based on the photos. The interior shows a recently updated kitchen and floors, but some areas (like the walls in one bedroom) seem dated and might benefit from some cosmetic improvements. The overall condition is not dilapidated, but neither is it luxurious or high-end.

The property benefits from its proximity to several primary schools, with options ranging from ‘Outstanding’ to ‘Requires Improvement’ according to Ofsted ratings. The area also boasts convenient access to multiple train stations, though the distances listed suggest a moderate commute time to Bristol Temple Meads, the city’s main station. While the surrounding street average price data is unavailable, the overall accessibility to amenities and transport contributes to a reasonably good location score.

The property has minimal or no land; it appears to be a flat or apartment. The lack of a garden or significant outdoor space impacts the score.