Considering the property’s size (768.54 sq ft), location in Pwllheli, and its apparent need for modernisation, the list price of £120,000 seems somewhat reasonable, although not exceptionally good value. Comparable properties in the area may provide a basis for evaluating the price further, but further information is needed. The lack of details on comparable properties’ sizes makes a precise price-per-square-foot analysis difficult. Overall, it seems to be in line with the general property market in the area.

The property appears to be habitable, but requires some modernisation and updating. The kitchen and bathroom seem dated, and while the structure looks sound, the overall presentation suggests a need for refurbishment to reach a higher standard of condition. The internal photos indicate a need for cosmetic work, fresh paint and updated fixtures. The garden also appears somewhat unkempt.

Pwllheli is a desirable seaside town in Gwynedd, offering a good mix of amenities and proximity to the coast. The property’s location on New Street places it within reasonable walking distance of the town centre and its shops, and also relatively close to transport links such as the Pwllheli train station. However, scores are reduced due to lack of detailed information about the immediate street environment and the surrounding area’s specific advantages and disadvantages.

While the property has a garden, the images suggest it is relatively small and perhaps requires some landscaping. A small garden space is still present, but it isn’t extensive enough to score higher.