The list price of £142,000 seems relatively reasonable in the context of the comparable properties provided, although the absence of square footage data for those listings makes a precise comparison difficult. The apartment’s size and location in central Cardiff support the asking price. However, there are other apartments listed at lower prices that might be more appealing to budget buyers.

Based on the photos, the apartment appears to be in reasonably good condition. The finishes seem modern, though some updates might improve the overall aesthetic appeal. There is nothing obviously dilapidated or requiring urgent repair.

The property benefits from a central Cardiff location, close to Cardiff Queen Street station (0.56km) and several other transport links. The proximity to schools, while not detailed in terms of quality, is another positive. However, being on a busy road like Newport Road might detract slightly from the desirability for some buyers.

The property is an apartment, so there is no garden or significant land associated with it. Therefore the land score is extremely low.