The listed price of £140,000 seems reasonable considering comparable properties in the area. While the average price per square foot is not available, the nearby listings for similar apartments indicate a price range in a similar bracket. The property’s modern condition and location contribute to its value. However, the lack of outdoor space might slightly decrease its overall market value compared to houses with gardens.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in good condition. The interior is modern, clean, and well-maintained. There is no visible evidence of significant damage or repair needs. While it may not be considered brand new, it’s presented well and suggests a relatively recent refurbishment or new build. Minor cosmetic changes or upgrades could potentially enhance the property’s appearance further.

The property benefits from its proximity to Newport city centre, offering convenient access to amenities, transportation links (Newport (South Wales) train station is 3.71km away), and local schools. While the Liswerry area itself may not be considered a top-tier location in Newport, its accessibility and relatively convenient placement contribute to a moderate location score. The presence of nearby schools adds to the family-friendliness and appeal of the area.

The property is an apartment and hence there is no garden or significant land associated with it which gives it a low score for land.