The list price aligns reasonably well with the average price for Weardale Street. Given that the property requires significant renovation, the price is potentially justifiable but perhaps not exceptional value, considering the necessary work and lack of up-to-date information on the size and price per sqft.

The provided photographs reveal the property is in need of significant modernisation and some repairs. While the kitchen appears recently fitted, the bathroom is dated and requires refurbishment. Wallpaper is stripped in some areas, and general wear and tear is evident. This suggests a lower condition score.

The property is situated in Hetton-le-Hole, a residential area in Tyne and Wear. Proximity to schools like Hetton School and Hetton Primary School (both within a reasonable distance) makes it attractive to families. While transportation details are lacking, the listing mentions a quiet cul-de-sac location, suggesting a peaceful environment. The average house price on Weardale Street closely matches the property’s price, suggesting it is appropriately priced for the area.

Images show the property benefits from a sizeable rear garden. The garden, although needing attention, offers significant outdoor space relative to other properties in this price range in the area, thereby justifying a mid-range score.