The list price of £165,000 for a 3-bedroom terraced house in Abercarn seems relatively reasonable, especially when comparing to similar properties on Hill Street and the lack of information regarding the square footage. While prices are available for nearby streets, it’s difficult to make an exact per-square-foot comparison due to missing data. However, the price seems to reflect the current market in the area while considering its condition and the land size.

The property shows signs of recent modernisation in the kitchen and bathroom, but some areas, particularly the garden and some internal walls, appear to need some attention or updating. The overall condition is presentable but not luxurious, hence the score.

Abercarn benefits from its proximity to Abercarn Primary School (0.21km), Y.G. Cwm Gwyddon (0.80km), and several other schools within a 2km radius. The presence of nearby train stations (Newbridge, Crosskeys) enhances commutability. While the immediate surroundings might not be bustling with high street shops, the village atmosphere and access to essential amenities contribute to a decent location score.

The property has a small, enclosed rear garden. While it offers some outdoor space, it’s not extensive. The garden shows a need for some landscaping and maintenance. The limited size of the land restricts the score.