The list price of £385,000 seems somewhat high, considering the comparable properties in the area which average around £340,000 but lack the same plot size. However, the substantial garden and the ‘chain free’ status which is highly desirable to buyers could justify a premium. Therefore, a price score of 7 reflects this ambiguity.

Based on the photographs, the property appears well-maintained but displays a style and decor that is somewhat dated. While there’s no apparent need for significant repairs or renovations, an update to the interior design would likely enhance its appeal to modern buyers. This results in a condition score of 6.

The property is situated in a quiet, sought-after location in Princetown, Tredegar. Proximity to several primary schools within a 3km radius is a plus for families. While the provided data lacks detailed information on the quality of local amenities and transport links beyond the train station distances, the description suggests a desirable residential area, hence a score of 7.

The property boasts extensive, secluded gardens as described in the listing and clearly shown in photos. This generous plot size significantly adds to the property’s appeal, particularly considering its bungalow style and is therefore given a score of 8.