The list price of £169,000 appears reasonable given the comparable properties, though lacking detailed sqft data on those sales makes a precise comparison difficult. The property’s size (1,171 sqft) and the apparent level of recent upgrades suggest a price that is in line with the local market, without being exceptionally good value or overpriced.

Based on the photographs, the property appears to be in good condition. It has undergone some modernisation, with updated fixtures and fittings in the kitchen and bathrooms. While some stylistic choices might be subjective, the overall state of repair appears to be above average for the area, suggesting a good level of maintenance.

Rhyl is a coastal town in North Wales. The property’s proximity to schools (Bryn Hedydd C.P. School is just 0.10km away), and its relatively close distance to Rhyl train station (2.61km) contributes to a decent location score. However, Rhyl’s overall market position and the specific desirability of Oakville Avenue would need further investigation for a higher score. The available data doesn’t fully paint the picture of desirability.

The property has a small, paved rear garden. While there is outdoor space, it’s relatively modest in size and lacks the features often associated with a higher land score, such as a lawn or significant planting. The lack of plot size data further limits the score.