The list price of £140,000 seems somewhat high considering the size and condition. While some modernisation has been carried out, the incomplete nature of the renovations and the limited land impact the overall value. Comparable properties in the area seem to be priced lower, depending on their condition and size. The price is reasonable but could be considered slightly overpriced given the current market.

The property shows signs of recent refurbishment in certain areas (flooring, kitchen units, bathroom). However, other areas appear unfinished or in need of further attention. The kitchen, in particular, shows some incomplete work. The overall condition is a blend of modern updates and areas requiring further work, hence a mid-range score.

The property is located in Lewistown, Bridgend, a relatively quiet area. While it offers countryside views, its proximity to amenities and transport links is limited. The nearest train station is several kilometers away, requiring car travel for most journeys. Schools are also a considerable distance, making this location suitable for those with private transport and less reliant on public transport or walking distance to amenities.

The property has a small, enclosed rear garden. The size is very limited and doesn’t offer much space. It’s more of a yard than a garden, hence the low score.