The list price of £65,000 seems relatively reasonable compared to similar properties in the area, considering the limited size and the fact that it’s in a holiday park. The lack of detailed property-specific square footage data from nearby listings prevents precise comparison. However, this price points it towards lower end of the market and can therefore be deemed as reasonable.

The chalet appears to be reasonably well-maintained based on the provided photos. There are no immediately apparent signs of significant disrepair. However, the property shows its age and a more thorough inspection would be necessary to ascertain its true condition. The finishes are modest but functional.

The property benefits from a coastal location, offering scenic views. Proximity to transportation links (Ferryside and Kidwelly train stations) is positive, though distances are not insignificant. Schools are also within a reasonable distance, though specific Ofsted ratings are missing, making a definitive assessment challenging. The holiday park setting might appeal to some, but others may prefer a more traditional residential location.

The property has minimal land associated with it. While it benefits from some outdoor space immediately adjacent to the chalet, it lacks the substantial garden or plot size that would typically attract a higher land score.