The asking price of £310,000 for a three-bedroom mid-terrace house in Llanishen seems reasonable, particularly considering the apparent recent renovation. Comparing it to similar properties in St. Martins Crescent and nearby streets (e.g., St Dogmael’s Avenue) shows a range of prices, suggesting that the list price sits well within the local market value. However, the lack of sqft data for the nearby listings makes a fully accurate comparison difficult. The price per sqft, unavailable in this case, would offer a more precise valuation assessment.

The provided photographs showcase a property that has clearly undergone recent renovation or modernisation. The interiors appear well-maintained, modern, and in excellent condition. The kitchen and bathroom are particularly impressive. The exterior also presents well. Overall, the property shows high-quality finishes and suggests a move-in ready state, supporting this high score.

Llanishen is a popular residential area in Cardiff known for its family-friendly atmosphere and proximity to local amenities, schools, and transport links. The property’s location on St. Martins Crescent, while not explicitly detailed, benefits from being close to multiple schools (within 1km radius) and train stations (also within 1km radius). This positive proximity to key services and transport enhances its desirability and justifies the score. However, without precise details about the street’s character and immediate surroundings, a higher score cannot be provided.

While the property includes a paved rear garden/patio and a garden shed, the size is not specified and appears relatively small based on the images. This limited outdoor space, while functional and usable, prevents a higher score. A larger garden would be a significant benefit impacting the overall score.