Considering the property’s location in Rhiwbina, the list price seems reasonable in the context of other properties in the area, though the lack of precise square footage data for those comparables limits the accuracy of this assessment. The property’s need for extensive renovation work makes the price competitive. While the average price per square foot information is missing for the surrounding streets, the similar-sized properties’ prices suggest that the property is priced to be competitive, but the significant renovation required partially offsets this.

The property shows signs of needing significant modernisation and renovation. The interior photos reveal outdated decor, worn carpets, and some areas needing repairs (visible wall damage). While structurally sound, it requires considerable investment to bring it up to a modern standard.

Rhiwbina is a highly desirable suburb of Cardiff, known for its good schools, transport links, and family-friendly atmosphere. The proximity to Rhiwbina train station and several well-regarded primary and secondary schools significantly boosts its appeal. While specific Ofsted ratings are missing for the nearby schools, the general reputation of Rhiwbina’s education system is positive. The presence of nearby shops and amenities further enhances its desirability.

The property has a garden, but its size is not specified and based on the provided images, it appears to be relatively small and somewhat overgrown, therefore scoring a middling level. The presence of a shed adds some additional value, but the overall land size limits the score.