The list price of £115,000 appears somewhat reasonable considering comparable properties in the area, especially those needing renovation. However, the lack of square footage information for nearby properties hinders accurate price per square foot comparison. The required renovations significantly impact the value, thus a middling price score is appropriate.

The provided photographs clearly show the property is in need of significant renovation and modernisation. The interior is cluttered, dirty and displays visible signs of disrepair and neglect, impacting its overall condition. It’s important for prospective buyers to factor in extensive refurbishment costs.

The property is situated in Rhosllanerchrugog, a village in Wrexham, offering a balance of rural and urban living. It benefits from proximity to schools (though Ofsted ratings are unavailable), and transport links to Wrexham and beyond. However, the specific amenities immediately surrounding the property and walkability scores aren’t detailed, making a perfect location score unrealistic. The presence of nearby train stations, while good for commuters, doesn’t fully compensate for a lack of information on the immediate village surroundings.

While a garden is present, its condition appears overgrown and neglected according to the provided photograph, requiring significant work. The size isn’t specified, further limiting the score. The garden adds some value, but it’s not a particularly large or well-maintained space.