The list price of £250,000 seems reasonable but not exceptional value. Considering comparable properties in the area, the price is within the typical range. However, the lack of plot size and the need for potential upgrades or renovations means it isn’t a standout bargain.

The property appears to be in reasonable condition. From the photos, the interior has undergone some modernisation, with a new kitchen and updated bathrooms, but other areas appear to be more dated, requiring some improvements. The overall impression is of a property that is habitable but could benefit from further cosmetic upgrades or potentially some structural repairs depending on the property’s age and past maintenance.

Splott is a central Cardiff location with good access to amenities and transport links. While it may not be considered a top-tier area compared to more affluent parts of the city, its proximity to Cardiff city center and relatively affordable prices make it attractive to first-time buyers and those seeking more affordable housing options in a convenient location. The presence of schools nearby also adds to its family-friendliness, though the quality of those schools would need further investigation.

The property has a very small rear yard, which is not a substantial outdoor space. It is more of a small yard than a garden. This is a common characteristic of terraced properties in inner-city areas, and there is limited potential for landscaping or expansion.