The list price of £210,000 seems relatively reasonable considering similar properties in the area. While a precise comparison is difficult due to the lack of square footage data for nearby properties, the description of the property highlights features like a log burner, modern kitchen, and the tiered garden, which could justify the price point relative to other three-bedroom semi-detached houses in Abercarn. However, without precise square footage data for nearby listings, a precise price-per-square-foot analysis is impossible. The relatively high price compared to some nearby properties suggests a degree of premium associated with condition and garden space.

The property appears to be well-maintained and presented. The interior photographs showcase a recently updated and modern aesthetic. While there may be some minor things that could be updated, the overall state of repair and the modern kitchen and bathrooms suggest it is in good condition and doesn’t need significant renovation.

Abercarn benefits from its proximity to several amenities, including primary schools (Abercarn Primary and Y.G. Cwm Gwyddon within a kilometer) and train stations (Newbridge station approximately 2km away). The village setting offers a quieter lifestyle compared to larger urban areas, but the proximity to Newport provides access to a wider range of services and employment opportunities. The presence of other properties on Maple Terrace, with some similar in style, also contributes to the property’s location score.

The property boasts a tiered rear garden offering more space than a typical terraced property. Although the exact plot size isn’t specified, the photos indicate a multi-level garden area that is larger than average for this type of property in this area and includes paved patio areas, allowing for outdoor entertaining and play areas. This contributes to a higher-than-average land score.