The list price of £120,000 appears somewhat low compared to other properties in the immediate vicinity. Nearby properties on Chaplin Road have sold for significantly higher prices, and average prices on surrounding streets are also considerably higher. While the property’s condition requires investment, the price might be attractive to cash buyers or those willing to undertake extensive renovations. However, the lack of land and the need for significant refurbishment should temper expectations of a quick or high-profit resale.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in fair condition, but in need of some modernisation and repairs. While the structure seems sound, the interior shows signs of wear and tear, including some damage to walls and flooring. The kitchen and bathroom appear dated and could benefit from a complete refurbishment. The overall impression is that the property is habitable but requires significant investment to improve its aesthetic appeal and functionality.

The property is situated in Easton, Bristol, an area that has seen significant regeneration and investment in recent years. Its proximity to Stapleton Road train station and several bus routes provides good transport links. The presence of several schools, including some with ‘Good’ Ofsted ratings, adds to its family appeal. However, Easton also has areas with higher crime rates than other parts of Bristol, which could detract from its desirability for some buyers. This is reflected in the average house prices of nearby streets, which are significantly higher than the listing price.

The property has virtually no land associated with it, which is common for properties in urban areas like Easton. The lack of a garden or outdoor space is a significant drawback for many buyers.