Considering the property’s condition, the lack of significant outdoor space and location in Grangetown (compared to more desirable areas of Cardiff), the asking price seems reasonable, but not exceptionally good value. The absence of square footage information in many of the nearby listings makes precise price-per-square-foot comparison difficult, however, the price aligns with other properties in the area, reflecting market value rather than exceptional value.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in fair condition, but it could benefit from some modernisation and upgrades. The kitchen and bathroom, in particular, show signs of wear and tear, and the garden is largely unkempt. While habitable, it does not present as a property in pristine condition.

The property is located in Grangetown, Cardiff, which benefits from proximity to Cardiff Bay and the city centre, offering access to amenities, transport links, and employment opportunities. The presence of several primary schools within a short distance adds to its family appeal. However, Grangetown itself is not universally considered a top-tier location in Cardiff, hence the score is not higher.

The property has a small, neglected backyard, which does not offer a significant amount of usable outdoor space. This limited outdoor space is reflected in the low score.