The asking price of £259,950 appears to fall within a reasonable range compared to nearby recently sold properties on Bron Vardre Avenue and neighboring streets. However, the lack of square footage data and the variation of prices on the same street make it difficult to determine whether it is truly exceptional value for money. The score reflects that the price is competitive in the context of the surrounding market but not remarkably so given its condition and the lack of key property details.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in fair condition. While some rooms show signs of aging decor and could benefit from modernization, the structure itself seems sound. The kitchen and bathrooms appear to be functional but could use updating to meet contemporary standards. Some areas show signs of wear, such as flooring and wall coverings. The overall condition is considered average for a property of its age and type.

The property is situated in Deganwy, a desirable coastal town in North Wales. Its proximity to Deganwy Primary School, a Co-op, and a pub/restaurant enhances its convenience. The close proximity to the historic town of Conwy and the railway station at Deganwy adds further appeal. However, the overall location score isn’t a 10 due to the lack of specific information on the property’s precise position within Deganwy and its distance to other key amenities.

The property includes a garden of moderate size with a patio area and what appears to be a shed and conservatory. While it offers outdoor space, it is not exceptionally large compared to other properties in the area, hence it’s not scored higher.