The list price of £400,000 is relatively high compared to some other nearby listed properties, especially those described as needing modernisation. However, the size of the house and the apparent condition warrant a slightly high price; The lack of comparable properties based on square footage data complicates a precise valuation; there is not enough local data available to determine if the price is a great value for money. The price score reflects this uncertainty.

Based on the photographs, the property appears well-maintained and in good condition. While the decor might be considered dated in certain areas by some, there’s no apparent evidence of significant repairs or renovations needed. The property presents a clean, lived-in feel. Therefore the condition score is a moderately high rating.

The property is situated in Lower Brynamman, a village offering a degree of tranquility while remaining within a reasonable distance of Ammanford and other amenities. The proximity to several primary schools is a plus for families, though the lack of detailed Ofsted information requires a degree of caution. While transportation links aren’t explicitly mentioned, this is common in rural Welsh locations, and accessibility may require reliance on private vehicles. This results in a moderate location score.

The property has a garden that appears to be of average size for a house of its type in this location. While there is outdoor space, it doesn’t appear exceptionally large or feature any particularly notable landscaping. The plot size isn’t specified quantitatively, further limiting the score.