The list price of £189,000 seems reasonably priced for a 3-bedroom property in the area, considering the comparable listings provided. While some nearby properties sell for lower prices, the modern kitchen, open plan living area, and valley views may justify the slightly higher asking price. A more precise valuation would require a physical inspection and a detailed analysis of the property’s specific features and condition, coupled with a more comprehensive analysis of recent comparable sales data in the immediate vicinity.

The property appears to be generally well-maintained from the provided photos, although some parts might benefit from a refresh or minor updates. The kitchen and bathroom look reasonably clean and functional, but are showing their age. The interior walls seem mostly clean, though some might need repainting. The garden is mature and well-established, suggesting it has been reasonably well cared for. Overall, a moderate level of maintenance may be needed, hence the score is not higher.

The property is situated in Rhiw Farm Crescent, Crumlin, a residential area with proximity to local amenities. While Crumlin itself may not be a major city centre, the presence of nearby schools (Crumlin High Level Primary is less than 1km away), and relatively close access to train stations in Newbridge (1.71 km) and Llanhilleth (2.65 km) contributes to a decent location score. The relatively quiet residential area and valley views suggest a peaceful environment, although the lack of significant landmarks or bustling commercial centers reduces the score from a perfect 10.

The property includes a tiered garden with multiple levels, which adds to its appeal. The garden has mature plants and offers some degree of privacy. However, the total plot size is not exceptionally large, and the garden does not include expansive lawn space or significant outdoor features such as a large patio or pool; therefore the land score reflects this.