The list price of £70,000 is relatively low compared to other properties in the area, which is a positive aspect. However, considering the condition of the property requires significant refurbishment, the asking price may appear more reasonable. The lack of sqft information for nearby properties and average price per sqft makes direct price comparison impossible. This means that while the price is relatively low, significant renovation costs need to be factored in to determine its true value.

The property shows its age and requires some degree of modernisation. While the structure appears sound, the interior finishes, including wallpaper, kitchen, and bathroom fixtures, seem dated and in need of updating or replacement. Several images reveal areas requiring repair, such as damaged plaster and ceiling issues. This indicates a need for considerable investment to bring the property to a more modern standard.

The property is located in Newbiggin Hall, which benefits from proximity to local amenities such as shops, supermarkets, and schools. The area’s location on the edge of Westerhope also provides access to additional services and recreational facilities. While not in the city centre, its relative closeness to Newcastle upon Tyne and good transport links contribute to a decent location score. However, the specific desirability of Newbiggin Hall compared to other areas of Newcastle may vary depending on individual preferences.

The property includes a rear garden, which is a positive feature. The size of the garden appears modest, based on the provided photograph, but does provide some outdoor space. The lack of precise plot size data prevents a more accurate assessment.