The list price of £66,000 appears reasonably priced considering the comparable properties on Aber-Rhondda Road, despite being at the lower end of the price spectrum. However, the lack of square footage data and the property’s condition necessitate a score that isn’t exceptionally high. It offers potential for renovation and return but has some significant drawbacks which need to be considered.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in fair condition, but requires some modernisation and updating. The bathroom seems reasonably well-maintained, however, some of the interior finishes appear dated, and there is evidence of some minor wall damage. There are also aspects which look like they need repair and updating. This is reflected in a score that is not high, but not low.

The property benefits from being located close to Porth train station (0.93km), providing convenient access to public transportation. Several primary and secondary schools are within a reasonable distance, making it suitable for families. The proximity to Aber-Rhondda Road, with its average price significantly higher than the property’s list price, suggests some level of desirability in the immediate vicinity. However, the overall area of Porth might not be considered a prime location by all buyers, hence the moderate score.

The images of the property’s exterior show a very small rear yard that is more of an alley way than a garden. The lack of garden space and limited outdoor area contributes to the low land score.