The asking price of £160,000 seems reasonable within the context of Wrexham’s housing market and considering comparable properties in the area and on the same street. However, given the limited land and the need for some property maintenance or upgrading in areas outside the recently updated kitchen and bathroom, the value isn’t exceptionally high. Several nearby properties of comparable size offer lower list prices, but they lack the same level of recent renovations.

The property shows some signs of wear, especially in the yard and the basement. The kitchen and bathroom appear to be recently renovated or updated, however, other areas of the house show a mixed level of maintenance and presentation. The overall condition seems adequate but not luxurious or of exceptional quality.

The property is located in Wrexham, a town with relatively good transport links and amenities. The proximity to several schools, as indicated, adds to its family appeal. However, the specific location on Bury Street, while not explicitly negative, doesn’t appear to be in a particularly desirable or high-value area when compared to some nearby streets like Haig Road. The average house prices of nearby streets, as well as those of similar properties on Bury Street itself, support this conclusion.

The property has a small yard area that is more of a paved patio than a garden. The space is limited and doesn’t offer significant outdoor living potential. This is a very modest outdoor space which contributes to the low score.