The list price of £369,950 seems reasonable, given the size (1568 sqft), number of bedrooms (4), and what appears to be a recently updated kitchen and bathrooms. However, the absence of comparable local property data makes it difficult to definitively assess value. Considering the location and land size, the price might be slightly on the higher end of the average, reflecting, to some extent, the updated interiors.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in good, though not excellent, condition. The kitchen and bathrooms seem recently renovated or updated and are in good shape. Other areas of the property show signs of wear and tear but nothing which suggests immediate repairs are crucial. Some cosmetic upgrades might improve the overall presentation.

The property is located in Kingswood, Bristol, which benefits from good access to local schools with varying Ofsted ratings, including some rated as ‘Outstanding’. The proximity to several train stations, although not immediately adjacent, offers reasonable connectivity to wider Bristol and beyond. However, the lack of nearby property data hinders a more precise assessment of location desirability and potentially inflated pricing in the area. Kingswood itself is a reasonably popular residential area but it isn’t considered a prime location within Bristol.

The property has a small patio area and what appears to be a small, enclosed rear garden. The plot size is reported as 0.00 sqft which is inaccurate or incomplete and may not fully capture the available outdoor space. The small garden/patio doesn’t provide significant land, limiting its appeal to those seeking a larger garden.