The list price of £180,000 needs to be considered against comparable properties in the area. Nearby listings show a wide range of prices, reflecting varying sizes, conditions, and types of property. The absence of sq ft data for comparable properties makes a precise comparison difficult. However, considering the smaller plot size and existing prices in the area, the price is neither exceptionally high nor low. It seems reasonably priced given its features, but perhaps not outstanding value.

Based on the provided images, the property appears to be in generally good condition. The extension/orangery is a modern addition and looks well-maintained. While the kitchen and bathrooms seem clean and functional, some interior design choices may seem dated to some potential buyers. Overall, it’s well-presented, but not luxury standard.

The property is situated in Highland Gardens, Neath, which benefits from relatively close proximity to Skewen train station (1.36km) offering links to Swansea and beyond. Several primary and secondary schools are within a reasonable distance, though specific Ofsted ratings are unavailable. The area’s proximity to other amenities like shops and local services requires further investigation to determine its overall convenience and desirability. Considering the available data points to a relatively good location.

The property has a small garden, suitable for low-maintenance gardening. It includes a shed and a patio area. While there is outdoor space, it is relatively modest in size and doesn’t provide the extensive grounds typically associated with a higher score in this category.