The list price of £545,000 is quite high considering the lack of information on square footage, but it reflects the value of a freehold pub in a desirable location. Nearby residential properties suggest a much lower cost per square foot. However, the income potential of a pub business could justify the high price, making it reasonably priced as a business, but less so as purely residential property, in absence of more detailed information on the size of the property and business profitability.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be in a reasonable condition. While some areas show signs of age and may require maintenance or upgrades, the main areas seem well maintained, and the kitchen appears recently updated. There is a mix of modern and older features suggesting a need for refurbishment. The extensive mural work presents a unique aspect to the property which some may find appealing, while others may not.

The property is located on Main Street in Pembroke, a historic town in Pembrokeshire, Wales. This is a central location with proximity to shops, transportation (Pembroke train station is 1.29km away), and schools (Ysgol Gelli Aur is within 1km). The area shows evidence of some higher-priced properties on nearby streets, suggesting a relatively desirable area. However, the lack of specific details on the size of the property and the absence of a garden affect the overall score.

The listing does not specify the property’s plot size, indicating a very small or non-existent garden. This is a significant drawback for many buyers and is reflected in the low score.