The list price of £240,000 seems competitive, given comparable properties in the area (though square footage data is limited on those). However, the property’s need for significant renovations must be considered, potentially lowering its value for a buyer seeking a move-in-ready home. The balance between price and condition results in a moderately high score.

The property’s interior shows its age, featuring dated décor, carpets, and fixtures. While structurally sound from the images provided, it will likely require significant modernisation and updating to meet modern standards. The kitchen and bathroom appear particularly dated and in need of refurbishment. This necessitates a lower score despite the apparent lack of significant damage.

The property is situated in Heolgerrig, a village within Merthyr Tydfil. Proximity to Heolgerrig Community School (0.32km) is a positive, suggesting family-friendliness. While Merthyr Tydfil itself might not be considered a top-tier location by all, the village setting and relatively close proximity to transport links (Merthyr Tydfil train station at 3.24km) contribute to a reasonably good location score. The presence of other amenities within a reasonable distance further enhances the score.

The property boasts a sizeable garden, offering good outdoor space. The presence of a garage and driveway parking further increases its appeal. Although the garden’s condition might require some attention or landscaping, the overall size and inclusion of these additional features warrant a moderately high land score.