The asking price of £588,000 seems reasonable considering the property’s size (unspecified), amenities (annexe and workshop), and location. However, without knowing the actual square footage, a definitive assessment of value per square foot is impossible. Comparatively, other nearby properties range in prices, some significantly lower. This suggests some price negotiation may be achievable but also that it’s not overpriced given its potential and features.

Based on the photographs, the property appears to be in generally good condition. The interiors are reasonably well-maintained and updated in parts. While some areas might benefit from modernisation (certain rooms appear dated), it doesn’t appear to require extensive repairs or renovation. The existence of annex and workshop spaces implies further potential for modernisation or different configurations.

The property is situated in Whitehall, Bristol, a residential area with a seemingly quiet cul-de-sac location. Proximity to several schools (Whitehall Primary being ‘Outstanding’) and a reasonable distance to various train stations enhances its appeal. However, the lack of detailed information about local amenities and the overall vibrancy of the neighbourhood prevents a higher score.

The property boasts a substantial garden, which from the photos and aerial view, appears larger than average for the area. The presence of a paved patio, deck, hot tub, shed and workshop are notable features that add to its appeal. Therefore the land is given a relatively high score reflecting its size and features.