The list price seems reasonable, given the property’s size, location and condition. The price per square foot is unavailable but neighbouring properties appear to be similarly priced or slightly higher. However, the lack of significant property upgrades might mean that the property is slightly overpriced, although not significantly. The overall value is still deemed to be acceptable.

The property appears to be in generally good condition based on the provided photos. While there is no evidence of major repairs needed, some elements may indicate the need for updating or minor cosmetic improvements. The interior décor is noticeable but can be seen as a matter of preference by potential buyers, therefore the condition is considered to be acceptable but not outstanding.

The property boasts a fantastic location, just a short distance from Rhyl’s sandy beach and promenade. This is a significant advantage, enhancing its desirability. The proximity to Rhyl train station also adds to its convenience. While the immediate area might not offer extensive amenities within walking distance, its coastal position and accessibility to transportation networks contribute to a higher location score.

The property includes a garden, though it’s relatively small. While it offers some outdoor space, it is not exceptionally large or particularly landscaped which gives it a low score. The small size of the garden limits its overall appeal, particularly to those seeking extensive outdoor living space.