The listed price of £140,000 for a 4-bedroom property in Porth needs further context to establish value. However, several nearby properties with similar bedroom counts vary significantly in price, indicating a degree of volatility and competition. The fact that other properties on the same street have been sold for more, alongside the properties needing some maintenance work brings the score down. Although not exceptionally cheap, the price seems relatively reasonable considering the area and the apparent condition.

The provided photos reveal a mixed condition. Some areas, such as the living room and dining area, appear well-maintained and recently decorated. However, the bathroom shows signs of needing repair or updating, and at least one bedroom also displays some damage. This inconsistency prevents a higher score. The overall condition is average but with some areas requiring attention.

The property is located on Aberrhondda Road in Porth, Rhondda Cynon Taf. While Porth itself might not be considered a high-demand area compared to other parts of the UK, its proximity to transport links (Porth train station is 0.78km away) and schools (Porth Community School is 0.75km away) adds to its appeal. The average price of properties on Aberrhondda Road is notably higher than some neighboring streets, further suggesting a relatively desirable location within Porth. However, the overall desirability of Porth compared to more affluent areas warrants a score below the highest possible.

There is no information provided about the size of the land or garden associated with the property. Therefore, the land score is a low rating because without evidence, we can’t judge whether there is much space at all.