The asking price of £195,000 is lower than the average house price in the area (£271,493). Considering the size of the plot and potential for renovation, the price may be reasonable. However, without knowing the internal square footage, a precise evaluation of value for money is difficult. A score of 7 reflects the potential value considering the land size and lower-than-average price.

The property appears to be habitable but requires some modernisation and updating throughout. The kitchen and bathrooms show signs of wear and tear, and some rooms are cluttered, suggesting the need for decluttering and refurbishment. A score of 6 reflects this need for improvement.

Onllwyn is a small village, and while the property is not directly on the main road, its location provides a degree of privacy. The proximity to schools (within a reasonable distance) is a plus point, but the lack of nearby transportation options may be a drawback for some buyers. A score of 6 reflects this balance of pros and cons.

The property includes a sizable garden and outbuildings, which is a positive aspect. The land is relatively large compared to some of the nearby properties, hence the score of 7.