The list price of £660,000 needs to be considered in the context of comparable properties in the area and the overall state of the market. While it is high for Penarth, the location and condition suggests that this may be an acceptable price. Lack of information on square footage for the comparable properties makes precise evaluation difficult, and therefore it is appropriate to give a neutral score.

The property appears well-maintained and presented in the photos. While some cosmetic updates might be considered by future owners, it is overall in good condition and doesn’t show significant signs of major repairs or renovations being immediately needed. The property appears to have had some modernization work carried out within the last decade, suggesting ongoing maintenance.

Penarth is a highly sought-after coastal town in South Wales, known for its attractive Victorian architecture, excellent schools, and proximity to Cardiff. St. Augustine’s Crescent is a particularly desirable street, offering a blend of tranquility and convenience, being close to amenities and transport links. The presence of well-regarded schools within walking distance further enhances its appeal to families.

While the property has some outdoor space, it’s not extensive. It features a patio and some garden areas, but it wouldn’t be considered a large garden, and the plot size is not explicitly stated. The limited land area is therefore reflected in the score.