The asking price of £485,000 is quite high relative to other properties listed in the nearby area. While it is a newly built, executive detached property, the lack of finished interior spaces and limited land impacts its value. The price is likely influenced by the ‘new build’ premium. Without sqft information, it’s impossible to give a conclusive judgment on a per-sqft basis but the overall price point is above average for the neighbourhood.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be under construction or recently completed. While the exterior shows a modern design, the interior shots reveal unfinished aspects such as exposed plasterboard, basic stair railings, and unpainted wood doors. It’s not in a state of disrepair, but it certainly is not fully finished.

The property is situated in Newbridge, which benefits from relatively close proximity to a train station (Newbridge station is 0.59km away), several primary and secondary schools within a reasonable distance, and local amenities. However, Newbridge itself is not a large town and may lack some of the facilities found in larger urban areas. The cul-de-sac location offers a degree of peace and quiet.

The photos show a small plot of land around the house. It does not appear to have a significant garden space. There is an area at the front but it seems mostly used for parking/driveway. Considering similar properties in the area, the overall land size seems limited.