The list price of £350,000 seems reasonably competitive considering the size and location. However, the lack of plot size data and the somewhat dated interior might influence buyers and their valuations. Similar properties in the area range from £155,000 to £600,000 which makes this price competitive. The average price for the street is not available to provide a specific comparison.

The property appears generally well-maintained from the photographs, though some updating of the interior decor might enhance its appeal to modern buyers. The kitchen and bathrooms look functional but somewhat dated. The external appearance presents as well-kept and doesn’t appear to require any major repairs.

The property benefits from its proximity to several highly-rated schools, including Brentry Primary School (Good Ofsted rating) and Blaise Primary and Nursery School (Outstanding Ofsted rating). The location is also relatively close to several train stations, although they are not within walking distance. While not in the city centre, the area offers a quieter suburban lifestyle with the convenience of some amenities nearby. This scores higher than average due to its relative proximity to good schools, a key factor for many buyers, though some commute to work and Bristol City Centre.

The property includes a small garden area. Whilst this adds some outside space, it is relatively compact and would not suit buyers desiring a large garden. Therefore it does not gain high points in the ‘Land’ category.