The list price of £160,000 seems relatively reasonable, considering that comparable properties on the same street have ranged in price. However, the lack of square footage information for nearby listings makes a direct price per square foot comparison challenging. The property appears well-maintained which is a positive factor. However, the size of the property and the relatively small garden limit its value proposition. Compared to some of the surrounding areas that show higher average prices, the listed price is lower.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in generally good condition. The interior is presented in a clean and well-maintained state, although showing signs of age. The kitchen and bathroom seem functional but could benefit from some minor updates. While the property is presentable, it doesn’t appear to be recently refurbished or boast high-end finishes. No major issues are apparent from the images, resulting in this moderate score.

The property is located in Howdon, Wallsend, which benefits from being close to several well-regarded primary schools such as Denbigh Community Primary School (Outstanding Ofsted rating) and is within a reasonable distance to other schools. The proximity to Heworth train station offers a good transportation link. While the immediate area may not be bustling with shops and amenities, the larger Wallsend area is relatively close and offers a good selection of facilities. The presence of other well-maintained properties on the same street (Amberley Close) suggests a generally desirable residential neighbourhood, though overall amenity access compared to some other parts of the UK is average.

The property includes a small, enclosed rear garden. Although it has a patio area and is well-maintained, it is relatively modest in size and doesn’t offer extensive outdoor space. The inclusion of a shed adds some practicality, but overall, the available land is not a major selling point.