The list price of £205,000 seems reasonably priced given the property’s characteristics. Although comparable properties in the area are available at different price points. There’s a lack of precise square footage data from many comparable properties which makes a true per square foot analysis impossible. However, the price considers the property’s condition (needing some updating), location (relatively good for transport and amenities), and modest garden size. Ultimately, whether the price is considered good value might depend on individual buyer preferences and market conditions.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in reasonable condition, though it would likely benefit from some modernisation. The rooms are presented in a fairly neutral condition, there is no apparent damage visible, but there is a lack of contemporary finishes and upgrades. There are also some inconsistencies in the appearance of the flooring and finishes throughout the property. A full inspection would be required to determine the extent of any necessary repairs or renovations, but overall, it is not in pristine condition.

The property is located in Cefn Glas, Bridgend, which benefits from proximity to local schools, amenities, and transport links. The nearby train station provides access to Bridgend and beyond. While not in the most central location of Bridgend, it’s in a residential area considered desirable by many, warranting a relatively high location score. The nearby presence of schools and shops is a notable positive. However, the precise desirability of the exact location within Cefn Glas might vary among buyers.

The property has a small garden. While it includes a driveway and garage, the plot size information is missing, this is a crucial element for a clear picture of what ‘land’ the property offers. The photos reveal a relatively modest-sized garden area that could be perceived as more of a patio than a substantial garden. Thus, the land score reflects the limited outdoor space.