The asking price of £225,000 needs to be considered in relation to other properties in the area. The lack of square footage data prevents a precise per-square-foot comparison. However, considering the property’s condition, size, and location compared to nearby listings, such as those on Lon-y-Dderwen and Ivy Close, suggests the price falls within a reasonable range, but it’s not exceptionally good value.

Based on the provided images, the property shows signs of its age and is in need of some modernisation. The kitchen and bathroom fixtures appear dated, while the overall aesthetic is traditional. Whilst the structure appears sound, updates would significantly improve its appeal and increase its value. There is some evidence of well-maintained aspects, such as the external walls, which prevents a lower score.

The property is situated in Nelson, Treharris, which benefits from relatively close proximity to several primary schools (Llanfabon Infants, Llancaeach Junior, and Trelewis Primary) within a 1.67km radius. While not in a bustling town centre, the nearby rail stations (Quakers Yard, Abercynon) offer access to commuting routes. However, the lack of detailed information on local amenities and services means a higher score cannot be justified. The area seems relatively quiet, which may be appealing to some but less to others.

The property includes a small garden and what appears to be a garage and off-street parking. The size of the garden is unclear from the images provided however, the available space is modest in comparison to some properties in the area. The inclusion of a garage is a positive, though the overall land size is not significant enough to warrant a higher score.