The list price of £220,000 seems reasonable when considering comparable properties in the area, although limited data is present. The lack of precise square footage data for comparable properties prevents a definitive assessment. While the property offers three bedrooms, a modern bathroom, and a potential to extend, the lack of information and a modest size mean that the price doesn’t reach a top value score.

The property appears to be in generally good condition based on the photos provided. The interior seems well-maintained and recently updated in parts (kitchen, bathroom), but some areas (some wall coverings and flooring) might suggest a need for modernisation in certain areas, while other areas are more dated. The overall impression is of a house that is habitable and in good repair, but not in pristine or luxurious condition.

St. Asaph is a desirable town in Denbighshire, Wales, known for its attractive setting and proximity to amenities. The property’s location benefits from relatively close proximity to schools (although Ofsted ratings are unavailable), and is within reasonable distance of railway stations in Rhyl and Prestatyn. However, the lack of detailed information on local amenities and the specific location within St. Asaph slightly reduces the score.

The property includes a garden, which is a positive feature. However, the plot size isn’t specified, and the garden’s size appears to be relatively modest, rather than large or exceptionally spacious. Therefore, the score reflects a presence of a garden but also its relatively small size.