The list price of £110,000 seems somewhat reasonable given the lack of square footage data and the condition of the property. Considering comparable properties on the same street with significant price variance (from £60,000 to £210,000), £110,000 places it within the mid-range. The absence of crucial data like square footage makes it impossible to make a comprehensive evaluation of the price-per-square-foot value. The nearby listing prices suggest the price could be reasonable, but again lack of data on the listed property makes a precise valuation difficult.

Based on the image, the property appears to be in average condition. The exterior shows signs of age and may require some maintenance or cosmetic improvements. The lack of details on the interior condition prevents a higher score. The image suggests that some exterior elements like painting may be needed to make the property look more presentable.

The property is located on Oxford Street in Beechwood, Newport. While the street itself might not be considered a premium location, its proximity to several schools (Eveswell Primary, St Joseph’s RC Primary, and others within a 1 km radius) and relatively close distance to Newport city centre (although precise distance from amenities isn’t specified) and transport links (Newport (South Wales) train station at 2.7km) provides some positives. The nearby streets show a varied range of property values, suggesting a diverse, possibly mixed-use, area. The average price of neighboring streets, however, suggests a possible range of values in the area, limiting the location score. More data on the immediate neighborhood amenities would be needed for a more precise assessment.

The property appears to have very limited land. The front yard is small, and no garden or significant outdoor space is evident. This is common for terraced properties, and this lack of space limits the land score.