The asking price of £360,000 seems relatively reasonable, considering comparable properties in the vicinity. However, the lack of precise square footage data for nearby listings makes a truly precise comparison challenging. The property requires some level of modernisation which may slightly affect its value. The price sits within a reasonable range compared to similar properties that need modernisation.

The property shows signs of needing some modernization. While structurally sound, the interior décor and some aspects of the bathroom and kitchen appear dated and could benefit from updating. The garden also appears to need some attention. It is not in disrepair but does require work.

The property benefits from being close to Parson Street train station (0.79km), providing convenient access to Bristol Temple Meads and beyond. Several primary schools are within a reasonable distance, although their Ofsted ratings vary. The proximity to Bedminster, a popular area in Bristol, adds to its appeal, though Filwood itself may not be considered a top-tier location within the city. The presence of local amenities is not explicitly detailed but the close proximity to other streets with high property values suggests some available amenities.

The property includes a garden, though its size is not specified in square footage. The aerial view shows a relatively small, standard-sized garden for a terraced house in the area. It’s adequate but not expansive.