The list price of £160,000 seems reasonable given the other similar properties listed, and the apparent condition of the property. While additional information regarding the internal square footage is required, the fact that the property appears to be well-maintained and modernized justifies the price within the context of comparable properties in the area, given the absence of precise square footage data for the other listings.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be in good condition. It’s been modernized and well-presented. The interior shows a recent refurbishment or renovation with updated kitchen and bathroom fittings, and the overall décor looks modern and clean. The exterior shows a relatively well-maintained house, although more detailed information would be required to give a perfect score. There is no visible sign of significant repairs needing attention.

The property is located in Burry Port, a town in Carmarthenshire, West Wales. While not a major city, Burry Port benefits from proximity to Pembrey Country Park, a significant recreational area, and has its own railway station providing links to other parts of Wales. The presence of several primary schools within a short distance is also a positive, although Ofsted ratings and further details on school quality would be needed for a more definitive assessment. The proximity to other amenities like shops would require further investigation. Overall, the location offers a good balance of amenities and recreational opportunities.

The property includes a sizable garden with a patio area, a conservatory, and space for outdoor activities. Although the precise plot size is not specified, it’s clearly larger than average for a semi-detached home and provides considerable outdoor space. The presence of a garden adds value to the property.