The list price of £350,000 seems reasonable considering the property’s location, condition, and garden. Comparing it to other nearby properties, some are more expensive (suggesting value) while others are less expensive (suggesting a slightly higher price than some in the area). The absence of square footage data for comparable properties limits a more precise evaluation. The score is not a 10 as the lack of square footage in the data set complicates making a completely reliable assessment of value.

The provided photographs suggest the property is in good condition. The interior appears to have been recently modernized or renovated, with updated fixtures and finishes. While the exterior seems well maintained, there’s not enough information to assess the structural integrity of the house or the condition of any underlying infrastructure, hence a score of 8 and not 10.

Deganwy is a desirable coastal town in North Wales, known for its beautiful scenery and proximity to amenities. The property’s location on Vardre Avenue places it within easy reach of Deganwy’s town centre, with its shops, restaurants, and cafes, as well as the beach and train station. The nearby primary school is also a plus for families. However, the score isn’t a 10 because Deganwy is a smaller town compared to larger cities which would offer more varied amenities and job opportunities.

The property has a garden, which is a significant benefit. The garden’s size and landscaping appear reasonably sized and well maintained from the photos although exact dimensions aren’t available from the data set. The garden’s view of the hills adds to its appeal. The lack of precise plot size information prevents a higher score.