The list price of £210,000 seems reasonable considering the location and condition. The three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and modern updates suggest a price point consistent with similar properties in the region. Without square footage information for comparable properties, an exact per-square-foot comparison is impossible. The lack of precise plot size information also makes a fully accurate assessment challenging. However, considering similar listed properties in the area, the price falls within a competitive range.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in relatively good condition. The interior shows a recently renovated kitchen and bathrooms, with modern fixtures and finishes. The exterior is neat and well-maintained, though not pristine. The one room under renovation suggests some ongoing work but doesn’t detract significantly from the overall impression of a well-kept property.

The property is situated in Pontllanfraith, a residential area in Caerphilly County Borough, Wales. It benefits from proximity to several primary schools (Bryn Primary, Penllwyn Primary, and Pontllanfraith Primary) within a 2km radius. While not explicitly stated, access to local shops and transportation seems likely given its residential location. The nearby rail stations at Hengoed, Pengam, and others (though slightly further) provide access to broader transport links. The scenic valley views add to the desirability, but Pontllanfraith’s relative remoteness compared to larger urban centers might detract slightly from the overall score.

The property includes a modest garden and a decking area; however, the plot size is listed as 0.00 sqft which could indicate an inaccuracy. While there’s outdoor space suitable for leisure, it is not extensive compared to properties with larger gardens. The gravel area for parking could be seen as an extension of the property’s usable land.