The asking price of £265,000 seems somewhat in line with comparable properties in the area, particularly considering that the sqft information is not provided for many nearby properties. However, the lack of information regarding the square footage and the condition of the property prevents a definitive judgement on whether it’s truly great value. The price is within range but doesn’t stand out as exceptional value.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be in generally good condition, though some areas might benefit from modernisation. The kitchen and bathrooms seem adequately maintained but might not align with contemporary tastes. Overall it is presented well but is not perfect.

The property benefits from being close to Springwood Primary School (0.36km), several other primary schools within a 1.3km radius, and has relatively easy access to Cardiff city centre via bus links and a short drive to the A48 and M4. This makes it a convenient location for families, but Llanedeyrn is not considered a top-tier area in Cardiff, hence a score below 8.

The property has a small garden, sufficient for basic outdoor space, but nothing particularly spacious or remarkable. While it includes a patio and outbuildings (including a shed), the overall plot size is small for the area.