At £120,000, the property’s price appears reasonably competitive given the area. While precise price per square foot data isn’t given for this property and nearby comparable properties have vastly different prices, the overall average prices in neighbouring streets indicate that the property’s price is not excessively high, considering its size and condition. However, this is highly dependent on the size and condition of the garden, which the information currently does not fully address.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be habitable but requires some modernisation. The kitchen and bathroom seem functional but dated, and while the flooring appears new(ish), the overall finish could be improved. It’s not in disrepair, but a refresh would significantly enhance its appeal and value.

The property benefits from its proximity to Skewen train station (0.47km), providing convenient access to public transport. The presence of Coedffranc Primary School within close proximity (0.17km) is a plus for families. However, Skewen is a smaller town, and the wider amenities might require travel to nearby larger towns like Neath. The overall location score reflects this mix of positive and less positive aspects.

The listing mentions an enclosed rear garden, but the provided plot size is 0.00 sqft. This suggests a small garden space, hence the low score. The lack of detail regarding the garden’s size and features prevents a higher score.