The list price of £525,000 is high relative to some of the nearby properties listed, particularly those on the same street (Ochr Y Bryn). However, the larger plot size and what appears to be a more substantial property than the others could justify a higher price. The lack of square footage data makes a precise per-square-foot comparison impossible. The price seems somewhat high given the available data, but not unreasonably so considering the land and the apparent size of the property.

Based on the photographs, the property appears to be habitable and reasonably well-maintained, although some areas show signs of needing minor cosmetic updates or repairs. The kitchen and bathrooms appear relatively modern, but other rooms show a mix of updated and older features. Overall, it’s not in pristine condition, but it does not seem to require extensive renovation.

The property is situated in Henllan, a village in Denbighshire, Wales. While not a major city center, Henllan benefits from proximity to Denbigh (approximately 2.5 miles away according to nearby listings), offering access to more amenities. The presence of a primary school (Ysgol Gynradd Henllan) within close proximity (0.08km) is a significant positive for families. The village itself appears to have a community feel, with mentions of a shop, post office, church, chapel, and pub, suggesting a degree of local convenience. However, the lack of detailed information on public transport accessibility slightly lowers the score.

The property boasts a substantial garden, as evidenced by the aerial photographs. The garden’s size is considerable relative to other properties in the area, offering significant outdoor space. This is a major selling point and justifies a high score.