The list price of £259,000 seems relatively reasonable considering the property’s location in Aberaeron. The lack of square footage information prevents precise per-square-foot analysis, but comparing it to similar properties on Tabernacle Street and nearby streets, the price appears in line with the market—though not exceptionally great value.

The property appears to be in generally good condition, though not luxurious or newly renovated. The interior photographs show a well-maintained, if slightly dated, interior. The kitchen and bathroom appear functional but could benefit from some modernization. The exterior is well-presented, with a fresh coat of paint. The garden, however, shows some signs of needing attention.

Aberaeron is a highly desirable coastal town in West Wales, known for its picturesque harbour and Georgian architecture. The property’s location on Tabernacle Street places it within easy walking distance of the town’s amenities, including shops, restaurants, and the seafront. The proximity to two primary and secondary schools adds to its family-friendly appeal. While specific transport links weren’t detailed, Aberaeron’s central location within Ceredigion suggests reasonable access to other towns and potentially public transport routes.

The property benefits from a small rear garden, providing some outdoor space. While not extensive, it’s a significant plus compared to many terraced properties in urban areas. The garden’s current state suggests potential for improvement but is not currently a particularly large or well-maintained space.