The asking price of £50,000 is relatively low for a three-bedroom property, even considering its condition and location. While comparable properties in the area are available at significantly higher prices, the substantial renovation needed offsets some of this value, the very low condition of the property impacts this price. Therefore, it shows a moderately good price, keeping in mind the work required.

The provided photographs clearly show the property is in a significantly poor state of repair. There is visible damage to the interior, including water damage to ceilings, damaged walls, and generally poor maintenance. The exterior also suggests a need for significant work. The overall condition is very poor, requiring extensive renovation.

The property is situated in Six Bells, Abertillery, which is a small town in Blaenau Gwent, Wales. While the location benefits from proximity to some amenities and transport links (Llanhilleth train station is approximately 2.39km away), the overall area is considered to have lower desirability compared to more affluent parts of the UK. There are some nearby schools, but information about their Ofsted ratings is not available which makes assessing educational opportunities difficult. This impacts the location score.

The property includes a rear garden; however, the images indicate the garden is overgrown, neglected, and contains substantial debris. The size of the garden is unknown, but the visual impression is not positive, and suggests further work would be required to improve this area. Therefore a low score is given for the condition of the land.