Considering the property’s condition, location and the size of the land, the asking price of £55,000 appears relatively reasonable for a two-bedroom terraced house in this area of Wales. However, the significant renovation costs will need to be factored in. The low average price per sqft of the nearby properties further supports the reasonable price given the condition of the property needing much work. There is potential for profit after renovation. The lack of information on sqft also means the price is only partially assessed.

The property is in need of significant modernisation and renovation. The provided photographs show outdated fixtures and fittings, uncleanliness, and a general lack of maintenance. While structurally sound, the property requires substantial work to bring it up to a desirable standard, hence the low score.

The property is located in Rhosrobin, Wrexham. While the village offers a relatively quiet residential setting, its proximity to Gwersyllt provides access to amenities such as schools and transport links. However, the overall location isn’t considered exceptional compared to more central or affluent areas of Wrexham. The proximity to railway stations is a positive, but the limited information on local shops and amenities directly within Rhosrobin warrants a moderate score.

The property has a small garden which appears overgrown and neglected in the provided photographs. While there is some outdoor space, it’s not expansive and requires considerable work to be made usable. Therefore, the land score reflects the limited size and condition.