The asking price of £425,000 seems relatively high considering the available data. While the turnover of £110,000 is promising, a lack of square footage makes a price-per-square-foot calculation impossible. The property’s operational status as a profitable guesthouse influences value. However, compared to nearby residential property prices, the price appears somewhat high for the area. The absence of key information about the property’s physical size makes it challenging to fully assess its value relative to the asking price.

The provided images show a mixed condition. The exterior appears well-maintained, characteristic of older stone buildings in the area. Interior images reveal a reasonably updated interior, though some areas may need minor refurbishment. The overall impression is of a well-presented guest house, not requiring extensive renovations, but with some potential for improvement.

Rhayader is a market town in Mid-Wales, benefiting from its location within the Cambrian Mountains and its proximity to the Elan Valley. This offers a range of outdoor activities. The property’s position on East Street places it within the town centre, convenient to local amenities. However, Rhayader’s size limits its diversity and transportation links compared to larger towns, hence the score. The nearby school is a positive.

The listing does not specify garden size or other land details. Based on the photos, there’s no significant garden space visible. Therefore, the land score reflects the apparent lack of substantial outdoor space associated with the property.