The asking price of £285,000 appears reasonably competitive within the context of the similar properties shown in the provided data. Without square footage data, it’s challenging to precisely assess the price per square foot and truly determine its value. The presence of multiple bedrooms and bathrooms suggests this price is in line with the market, but some factors would need to be investigated to determine if it’s a truly strong value for money.

The property appears to be in reasonably good condition from the provided photographs. While the interior is largely unfurnished and shows signs of needing a fresh coat of paint and some minor cosmetic upgrades in a few areas, the structure and major fixtures (kitchen, bathrooms) look well-maintained and modern. The lack of specific information about the property’s age and any potential underlying issues prevents a higher score.

The property is situated in Gwersyllt, a village offering a balance of rural and urban living. Its proximity to Wrexham provides access to more extensive amenities, while the village itself has local shops and schools. The presence of a train station within 0.5km adds to its convenience. However, the lack of detailed information on local amenities and the specific quality of nearby schools prevents a higher score.

The property includes a garden, which is a positive feature. However, the size and specifics of the garden are not detailed, and therefore a mid-range score is provided. It appears to be a reasonably sized garden for a family home, but it’s impossible to give a definitive judgement based on the photos alone.