The list price of £350,000 seems relatively reasonable given the size of the property (1339 sq ft) and its location in Rogerstone, although without average price per square foot data for the street, a definitive conclusion is difficult. The comparable nearby sales provide a range of prices, some higher and some lower. Therefore a middling score is justified given the condition requires improvement.

The property shows signs of some wear and tear, particularly in certain rooms which have dated decor. While the structure appears to be sound and well maintained, and some rooms such as the bathrooms have been modernized, a significant portion of the interior requires modernization or updating to enhance appeal and market value. This limits the score.

Rogerstone benefits from a relatively convenient location with a train station providing links to Newport and beyond. The presence of nearby schools, while not specified in terms of quality by Ofsted ratings in the provided data, suggests family-friendliness. However, the specific quality of the local amenities and the overall desirability of Rogerstone compared to other areas in Newport needs further clarification to justify a higher score.

The property includes a garden, but its size is not provided. Based on the photos, the garden is of a modest size, providing some outdoor space, but not extensive enough to warrant a higher score. There’s also a driveway and garage indicated, providing parking.