The list price of £350,000 seems reasonable considering the current market conditions in Bristol and the property’s condition. While the lack of square footage data prevents a precise price-per-square-foot analysis, comparable properties in the area (though size details are missing) suggest the price falls within a competitive range. The recently modernised interior and location add value to the property, offsetting the relatively small garden size.

Based on the photographs, the property appears to be in good to very good condition. It has undergone a recent refurbishment or modernisation, evident in the updated kitchen and bathroom. The interior is presented well, suggesting a well-maintained property. There are no obvious signs of significant repair or renovation needs.

The property is situated in Eastville, Bristol, which benefits from its proximity to local amenities, schools (several within a 1.5km radius, some with good Ofsted ratings), and transport links. While not in the city centre, the accessibility to Stapleton Road and Lawrence Hill train stations offers convenient access to Bristol Temple Meads and beyond. The nearby streets show a range of property prices indicating a mixed but generally desirable area.

The property includes a garden, which is a positive aspect. However, the size of the garden appears relatively small from the provided images. This limits the outdoor space available, therefore the score reflects a modest-sized garden rather than a large expanse of land.