Considering the property’s condition requiring extensive renovation, the list price of £190,000 might seem reasonable if compared to other similarly sized, but fully renovated houses in Lockleaze. However, without the square footage information, determining the price per square foot for a true comparison is impossible. The lack of bathrooms is a significant drawback. Considering the potential costs of renovation, the price may be viewed as acceptable for a buyer willing to undertake a complete overhaul, but a lower price would be better value.

The property appears to be in need of significant refurbishment and modernisation. The provided images show outdated décor, damaged walls, and generally poor condition throughout. While structurally sound, the extensive work required lowers the condition score considerably. The property requires significant investment to bring it up to modern standards.

The property is situated in Lockleaze, Bristol, an area with a good balance of residential amenities and proximity to transport links. While not in the city centre, it benefits from relatively close access to Eastville Park, Eastgate Retail Park, and several schools with good Ofsted ratings (Glenfrome Primary School, Fairfield High School). The proximity to Stapleton Road train station provides a convenient commuting option. However, Lockleaze may not be considered a prime location by all buyers, hence the score is not higher.

The property includes a garden, which is a positive aspect. However, the images indicate that the garden is overgrown and requires substantial landscaping work. Therefore, while land is present, its current state doesn’t significantly add to the property’s value, resulting in a moderate score.