The asking price of £80,000 is relatively low for the UK market, especially given the number of bedrooms. However, without square footage information and considering the property’s need for modernisation, the price, while reasonable, isn’t exceptionally good value compared to other similar properties that may be in better condition or more desirable locations. This balances out to a mid-high score. Further market research in the area would be required to fine tune this score.

The property shows signs of wear and tear. While habitable, it could benefit from refurbishment, particularly regarding wall repairs (visible in several images), updated flooring, and general modernisation to enhance its overall appeal. The kitchen and bathroom, while functional, appear dated. The photos suggest the property is not in excellent condition, but not so poor as to need complete renovation, justifying a mid-range score.

Treharris is a town in South Wales with a range of local amenities, including schools and transportation links to nearby towns. However, its location within the wider context of the UK housing market may not be considered highly desirable by all buyers, hence the moderate score. The proximity of several train stations and some local schools, while positive factors, do not elevate the location to a top score.

The property has a small, overgrown backyard. Although it does provide outdoor space, the size and current state suggest it may not be considered a substantial feature. While the presence of some paved area is noted, this does not elevate the overall land score.