Robinsons says ..

Property Oracle says ..

This three-bedroom terraced house in Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire, presents a mixed bag of opportunities and challenges for potential buyers. The property’s location offers a positive aspect, situated reasonably close to well-regarded primary schools (one with an ‘Outstanding’ Ofsted rating) and several train stations providing relatively good transport links. This convenience could be appealing to families. However, Middlesbrough is not regarded as a premium location across the UK housing market.

In terms of condition, the property seems habitable but shows its age. The interior appears dated, requiring modernisation and refurbishment to appeal to a wider range of buyers. The carpets and wallpaper in particular look tired and could benefit from replacement. The kitchen and bathroom fittings also seem to be in need of updating. The exterior shows signs of wear, but doesn’t seem to require major repairs.

The property does include a garden which, although not large, offers potential for improvement and provides some outdoor space. The presence of outbuildings, such as a greenhouse and garage, adds value. However, the garden currently seems to require significant maintenance and landscaping.

The list price of £85,000 seems relatively competitive compared to other similar properties in the immediate area, though a definitive price per sqft analysis is hampered by the absence of complete square footage details from comparative listings. This means the property may present a reasonable opportunity for buyers intending to undertake some renovation work to improve both its aesthetic appeal and market value. However, it’s vital to factor in the costs associated with upgrading the property before making a purchasing decision.

Therefore, we give this property 5 / 10. *Disclaimer: This is our option and does constitute a recommendation or financial advice. Do your own research. *

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