The listing price of £110,000 seems reasonable given other similar apartments in the area, however, the lack of square footage data makes a precise assessment impossible. The presence of sitting tenants may inflate the price, as the property has a potential income stream for an investor. Compared to detached houses in the area, the price is significantly lower reflecting the smaller size and apartment nature. Hence the score is 6, indicating that there’s potential value depending on the buyer’s priorities.

Based on the provided images, the property appears to be in generally good condition. The exterior looks well-maintained and modern. However, without internal photos, it’s impossible to accurately assess the state of the interior. A score of 7 reflects this uncertainty.

The property benefits from being close to primary schools (Afon-Y-Felin Primary School is 0.19 KM away), and has a train station (Pyle) within a reasonable distance (0.76 KM). The proximity to these amenities makes it relatively convenient. However, the location is in North Cornelly, which might not be considered a prime location by all buyers. This is reflected in the lower average house prices of nearby streets compared to more desirable areas in Bridgend.

The property is an apartment, meaning it is unlikely to have a significant amount of private land or garden. There is a small communal area, however, this is not a feature that significantly improves the property. Hence the low score of 1.