The asking price of £350,000 seems reasonable, considering the apparent quality of the renovation and the relatively affluent, quiet neighbourhood it is located in. The lack of comparable properties with square footage data hinders a precise per-square-foot comparison, but nearby listing prices show that it fits within the range of similar properties in the area. However, the absence of concrete price-per-square-foot data prevents a definitive ‘great value’ assessment, hence the score reflects a reasonable price rather than exceptional value.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in excellent condition. It has undergone a significant renovation or rebuild, exhibiting modern finishes, a contemporary design, and high-quality fixtures and fittings throughout. The interior shows a stylish and well-maintained space, and the exterior is also in pristine condition.

The property is situated in Bargoed, a town in Caerphilly County Borough, South Wales. While Bargoed itself might not be considered a prime location by all, its proximity to several amenities, including schools (Park Primary School is particularly close), and train stations (Gilfach Fargoed station is within walking distance) boosts its score. The surrounding area appears residential and relatively quiet, which is a positive factor for many buyers. However, it lacks the vibrant city-centre amenities that would push the score higher.

The property includes a good-sized garden with landscaping, artificial turf and additional features like a shed and what appears to be a pond. While not expansive, it offers a pleasant outdoor space which is a valuable asset in the UK property market. The land isn’t exceptionally large, preventing a higher score.