The list price seems reasonable considering the property’s size, location in Marshfield, and the presence of a substantial garden. While comparable properties in the same area, from the limited data, do show prices which vary widely, the 385,000 price point considering the area is reasonable. A more comprehensive analysis of local square foot prices would be needed for a definitive assessment.

The property appears well-maintained from the photos, though the interior décor is dated in places. It’s not in need of major renovation, but some updating could enhance its appeal. The kitchen seems to have been updated at some point, and this is positive.

Marshfield is a desirable village in South Wales, known for its community feel and proximity to good schools. The property’s location on Mallards Reach, a peaceful crescent, adds to its appeal. While not in the immediate city center, its relative closeness to Newport and Cardiff and access to transport links warrant a high score. The nearby primary school is a definite plus for families.

The property includes a good-sized garden with landscaping, a patio area, and additional outdoor space, indicating a higher than average amount of land compared to other properties in the area. This contributes positively to the value of the property.