Peter Alan says ..

Property Oracle says ..

Woodlands Terrace is located in the Uplands area of Swansea, a location generally considered desirable due to its proximity to Swansea University and Singleton Park. The area also benefits from local amenities and relatively good transport links, including a train station approximately 1.75km away. Several primary schools are within a short distance, making it potentially attractive to families. However, without specific details on the quality of these schools (Ofsted ratings), a definitive statement on the location’s suitability for families cannot be made.

The property itself appears to be in need of significant renovation. The provided images show outdated fixtures, worn-out decor, and what seems to be general disrepair throughout the house. The bathroom, in particular, needs updating. The kitchen also requires modernisation and potential structural repairs. This suggests the property is in a poor state of repair and will require considerable investment to bring it up to a modern standard.

The property has a very small plot size (0.00 sqft), meaning there is virtually no garden. This is a significant drawback, especially considering many similar properties in the area may offer more outdoor space.

Considering the average price per square foot in the area is £289, and the property is listed at £250,000 for 995 sqft, the list price appears to be slightly above average. However, given the property’s condition, the lack of outdoor space, and the need for extensive renovation, the price may be considered reasonable or even slightly below average for a property requiring such significant work. A detailed cost analysis of the necessary renovations would be needed to determine the true value of the property post-renovation. The nearby comparable properties show a range of prices, making a precise valuation challenging without additional information.

Therefore, we give this property 4 / 10. *Disclaimer: This is our option and does constitute a recommendation or financial advice. Do your own research. *

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