Considering the property’s location in Low Fell, its size (four bedrooms, two bathrooms which is large for the area), and the presence of a garden, the asking price seems relatively reasonable compared to nearby properties. While the property requires modernisation, which will add costs for a buyer, the potential for equity growth in Low Fell is a factor. The lack of square footage data restricts the analysis of price per sqft, therefore this is based on comparable properties alone.

Based on the provided photos, the property shows its age and requires some degree of modernisation. While the structure appears sound, many of the interior rooms display dated décor, flooring, and fittings. Some areas appear to need cosmetic work or repairs (like the walls in some rooms). It’s not in disrepair, but it’s definitely not in excellent condition; a significant renovation would improve its overall aesthetic and value.

The property is situated in Low Fell, Gateshead, which is known for its good schools and convenient access to transportation links. The proximity to several highly-rated primary schools like Oakfield Infant and Junior schools, and Kells Lane Primary School (all rated Outstanding or Good by Ofsted) makes it attractive to families. Train stations are within a reasonable distance, and the area appears relatively peaceful based on the available information. However, the specific amenities and proximity to shops and other facilities require further investigation to confirm if they meet the high standards of a top-tier location.

The property has a noticeable garden visible in the photos, suggesting a reasonable amount of outdoor space. It includes what appears to be a patio area and a greenhouse, offering some flexibility for landscaping and outdoor activities. While the exact plot size is unknown, the apparent garden area is above average for the area. Further details would assist in providing a more precise score.