The list price is £345,000. There is no square footage data available. The average price in the area is £278,905. Considering the condition, location, and land, the price seems reasonable but not significantly undervalued. It aligns with the general market prices for similar properties in the area.

From the images, the property appears to be in generally good condition, with a well-maintained exterior and tidy interior spaces. The kitchen and bathroom seem modern, and the living areas are presentable. However, some areas might benefit from updating to meet contemporary tastes. The garden and outdoor spaces are functional but could use some landscaping to enhance their appeal.

The property is located in Llanrhian, a rural locality in Pembrokeshire, Dyfed. While offering a quiet, village setting, it is relatively far from major amenities and transportation hubs. The nearest train station, Fishguard And Goodwick, is 9.46 KM away. School options are also a considerable distance, with the closest being Ysgol Ger Y Llan V.C. School at 6.35 KM. This suggests a reliance on personal transportation.

The property includes a garden with a shed and a gravelled area. The plot size isn’t specified, but the images suggest a reasonable amount of outdoor space for a semi-detached house. The garden appears manageable and offers potential for gardening or outdoor activities.