While the list price is high, it’s somewhat justified by the location, size (1,505 sqft), and number of bedrooms (5). The lack of comparable local sales data with sqft information makes a definitive assessment of value difficult. Comparing to similar properties in nearby streets with high average prices does support a reasonable-although high- price, but the absence of plot size data makes a precise per-sqft calculation impossible. This leads to a moderate price score.

The provided photographs show a property that appears to be in good, though not perfect, condition. The interior is well-maintained and modernised, with updated fixtures and fittings. However, there is no information about the overall structural condition of the building or any hidden problems. This leads to a moderate score.

Tenby is a highly desirable coastal town in Pembrokeshire, known for its beautiful beaches, harbour, and historic town centre. The property’s location on High Street places it in the heart of the action, close to amenities, transport links (Tenby train station is within walking distance), and attractions. This contributes to a high location score.

The property is an apartment with no garden or significant outdoor space. This results in a low land score.