The list price seems reasonable, considering the number of bedrooms and bathrooms, and its location in St. Asaph. However, there is a lack of square footage information and price per square foot data, making a completely informed judgement on value for money difficult. Comparing it to nearby properties, it falls within the average range. There is a wide variation in prices in nearby properties that requires more investigation to determine the true value for money.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be well-maintained and in good condition, although it is not brand new and some aspects appear dated. The kitchen seems to be recently updated, but other areas suggest a need for potential modernisations or updates. It appears that the current condition doesn’t require any significant work or repairs, though personal preferences could call for upgrades.

St. Asaph is a desirable location in North Wales, known for its cathedral city status and charming atmosphere. The proximity to schools, though requiring further investigation of their quality, and relatively close access to transport links via Rhyl and Prestatyn (though rail access may not be frequent or ideal for all commuters) contribute to a positive location score. However, the specific street’s desirability and its quietness are factors that could influence this score either way; more information is needed on this specific area.

The property has a garden, which increases the score, but based on the images, the size of the garden is moderate rather than exceptionally large. The inclusion of additional structures like a shed and greenhouse contributes towards a positive score, however, more exact information on the plot size would allow for a more precise assessment.