The list price seems somewhat reasonable considering comparable properties in the area. The absence of plot size data prevents an accurate price per square foot calculation. However, given the central location and proximity to amenities, and in comparison to the listed properties, the price is at the upper end of the market for this type of property. While not a bargain, the price appears justifiable in the context of its location and limited land.

While the property appears clean and well-maintained based on the photos, it shows some signs of not being recently renovated. The fixtures and fittings, while functional, look somewhat dated. There’s no indication of any significant damage or disrepair, but a modernizing refresh could enhance its appeal and value.

The property is located in a central Bristol location, close to Bristol University, Temple Meads train station, and shopping areas like Broadmead and Cabot Circus. This offers excellent access to amenities and transport links, making it a highly desirable location for many buyers. The proximity to several well-regarded schools also adds to its appeal. The presence of nearby Georgian architecture suggests a prestigious and potentially sought-after neighborhood.

The property is a flat with no garden or significant outdoor space. This limits its appeal to buyers who prioritize outdoor areas and is reflected in the low score.