The list price of £153,000 falls within the range of comparable properties in the area, based on the nearby listings. However, the lack of square footage data prevents a precise price-per-square-foot assessment, making a definitive statement on value challenging. The comparison prices show some variance, suggesting that price might be slightly higher than the average for the neighborhood.

The photos reveal a generally well-maintained apartment. While the finishes appear modern, some minor aspects, such as the slightly cluttered appearance in some rooms, suggest the need for light decluttering and potential minor cosmetic improvements. Overall the apartment presents fairly well.

The property boasts a central Cardiff location, with excellent proximity to Cardiff Queen Street and Cardiff Central train stations (within 1km). This makes commuting and accessing the wider region convenient. The presence of several primary and secondary schools within a reasonable distance further enhances its appeal to families or those looking for rental potential. The immediate proximity to the city centre provides easy access to shops, restaurants, and cultural attractions. However, the specific street’s characteristics aren’t completely clear from the data, potentially impacting liveability.

The property offers a small balcony, which is limited outdoor space, this does offer some extra space and views. There is no mention of a garden or significant private outdoor space.