The asking price of £210,000 seems reasonable in the context of comparable properties in the area, although precise price per square foot data is unavailable from the nearby listings. Considering the property’s condition, the lack of land, and its location in Southmead, the price appears to be competitive and not overtly inflated, but also not an exceptional value.

Based on the provided images, the property appears to be in fair condition. While it seems clean and habitable, the interior finishes are somewhat dated and basic. The property does not seem to require major renovation, but some minor updates and aesthetic improvements could enhance its appeal. There’s a lack of evidence of any significant issues, but it doesn’t display high-end features or modern updates.

The property is situated in Southmead, Bristol, which benefits from proximity to several amenities. While Southmead might not be considered a prime location in Bristol compared to Clifton or the Harbourside, it offers a reasonable compromise for those seeking affordability and convenience. The presence of nearby schools and relatively close access to train stations at Filton Abbey Wood and Patchway contribute positively to the location score. However, the lack of detailed information on the immediate surroundings (e.g., local shops, parks) slightly lowers the score.

The property is an apartment and therefore does not come with any significant land. The score reflects the complete absence of private outdoor space.