The asking price of £125,000 seems reasonable given the property’s location and size compared to similar properties in the area. However, its condition may necessitate some renovations which may affect buyers’ perception of value. The lack of square footage data limits complete accuracy.

The property appears to be habitable, but in need of some modernisation. The interior finishes, such as carpets and bathroom fixtures, look dated and could be improved to enhance the property’s overall condition. While not dilapidated, significant upgrading would be needed to improve it from a cosmetic standpoint.

The property is located in Kenton, Newcastle Upon Tyne, which benefits from proximity to local shops and amenities. The presence of schools within a reasonable distance (less than 1km) and relatively close access to train stations adds to its locational appeal. However, the immediate surroundings appear somewhat unremarkable from the photos, lacking outstanding features like green spaces or significant landmarks, thus lowering the score.

The property includes a small backyard. While functional, its size is modest and doesn’t offer significant outdoor space. Its condition also appears somewhat unkempt; this reduces its attractiveness.