Considering the property’s size (reported as 2000 sqft in the listing, but not confirmed elsewhere), location, and the need for renovations, the list price of £330,000 seems somewhat high when compared to some of the nearby terraced properties, but still within a range that could be justifiable depending on the actual condition of the structure. It’s a fair price, but not outstanding value. More information on the overall build quality and condition would be essential to determine a more accurate price score.

The property shows a mixture of condition. Some areas appear well-maintained, particularly the exterior, suggesting recent work may have been done to the facade. However, the interior photos reveal areas needing significant modernisation. Some rooms need updated décor, and the kitchens and bathrooms appear dated and in need of renovation. Overall, whilst not dilapidated, the property needs significant improvements to be considered in top condition.

The property benefits from its proximity to Treforest train station (0.14km), making commuting convenient. The presence of several primary schools within a reasonable distance (under 2km) is also a plus for families. However, the lack of detailed information on the quality of local amenities and other points of significance slightly reduces the score. The location is good overall, especially for those needing easy access to public transport and schools.

The property boasts a sizeable garden, which is a significant advantage, providing ample outdoor space. The size of the plot is not specified, but the image suggests enough space for family use or even potential development (subject to planning permission). This contributes to the higher score, but it’s not a substantial enough plot to rate it ¹⁰⁄₁₀.