The list price of £245,000 seems somewhat reasonable considering comparable properties in the area, although specific square footage data for nearby properties is missing. This makes accurate comparison difficult. The property’s condition, including its possibly dated elements, may slightly impact its market value and therefore prevent it from being highly valued. The relatively small garden might also influence the perceived value for some buyers.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be in reasonable condition. While some minor cosmetic updates might enhance its appeal (such as updating the bathrooms), the property is habitable and well maintained. It doesn’t appear to require major structural repairs or extensive renovations. There are some dated aspects of the design that may make prospective buyers think twice.

The property is located in Gibbonsdown, Barry, which benefits from proximity to several primary and secondary schools (Oakfield Primary, Ysgol Gynradd Gwaun Y Nant, Colcot Primary, Pencoedtre High School, and Jenner Park Primary). The area also has relatively easy access to Barry’s train stations, offering links to Cardiff and beyond. While Gibbonsdown may not be considered a prime location in Barry, it offers convenient access to essential amenities and transportation, making it an acceptable location for many buyers.

The property has a small, paved rear garden. While functional, it’s not particularly large and lacks the expansive green space some buyers might desire. The lack of specific plot size information further hampers a comprehensive assessment.