The list price of £120,000 seems reasonably priced considering the comparable properties on Pisgah Street. The lack of outdoor space and the fact that it is a terraced house are factors that would likely reduce its value, compared to larger or detached homes in the area. It is important to note the absence of square footage data for nearby properties, making a precise comparison challenging. The relatively low price might attract some buyers looking for an affordable property in the area.

The property appears to be in generally good condition based on the provided images. While some modernization might enhance its appeal, the visible aspects suggest that it is habitable and functional. There are no apparent major structural issues or significant signs of disrepair. The presented interior seems clean and maintained, though the decor may appear dated to some buyers.

The property is located in Kenfig Hill, which benefits from being relatively close to Pyle train station offering links to Bridgend and other areas. There are also primary and secondary schools within a reasonable distance. The proximity to amenities is a positive, enhancing its liveability and convenience. However, Kenfig Hill itself might be considered a less desirable location for some compared to more central or coastal areas within Bridgend County. This is reflected in the lower score compared to a truly prime location.

The property has virtually no land, thus receiving the lowest possible score. There is no garden or outdoor space evident in the photos or description, which is a significant drawback for many buyers, especially in the UK market.