The list price of £200,000 needs careful consideration. While it aligns with some nearby sales, the property requires substantial renovation. The lack of detailed square footage data and the small garden size reduce its value. A more accurate assessment requires comparing the property’s condition and features to similarly sized and styled properties in Penarth that have recently sold, taking into account necessary renovation costs. The pricing is therefore seen as within range but not exceptional value.

The property shows a mixed presentation. While the kitchen and one bathroom appear recently renovated, other areas (bedrooms, living areas) require significant modernisation and updating. The existing decor and fixtures are dated and suggest the need for substantial cosmetic improvements. Some areas also exhibit signs of wear and tear (e.g., the ceiling in the hallway). The overall condition is therefore considered average.

Penarth is a desirable coastal town in South Wales, known for its attractive Victorian architecture, proximity to Cardiff, and scenic coastal walks. The property’s location on Glebe Street places it within reasonable walking distance of Penarth town centre, offering easy access to shops, amenities, and transport links. The presence of several schools nearby also adds to its family-friendly appeal. However, the specific position on Glebe Street may impact the score, as some parts may be less desirable than others. This requires further local knowledge and a site visit to verify.

The property’s plot size is listed as 0.00 sqft, indicating a very small or non-existent garden. This significantly limits its outdoor space and lowers its appeal compared to properties with larger gardens, typical in residential areas.