The listed price of £170,000 seems reasonable compared to similar properties in the area. Nearby listings for one-bedroom apartments in the city centre range from £160,000 to £190,000, making this property competitive. However, the lack of plot size affects the overall perceived value. A more detailed comparative market analysis that considers the unique features of this converted warehouse apartment would be necessary to completely gauge the price accuracy.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be in good condition, with a recently renovated interior that is in good order. The exposed brickwork and industrial features appear well-maintained. However, without a full structural survey, it’s impossible to assess completely the condition of the property. The given photos are marketing material, therefore some bias is inevitable.

The property benefits from being in close proximity to Cardiff Central train station (0.66km) and several other transport links, providing convenient access to the city center and beyond. The presence of several primary schools within a reasonable distance (under 1.33km) adds to the family-friendliness of the location. However, the Grangetown area itself may not appeal to all buyers, and more detailed research into local amenities and crime statistics is advisable before making a purchasing decision. Therefore, it’s a moderately good location.

The property has no listed garden or outdoor space; hence the low score. This is a significant drawback for many buyers, particularly families.