Pattinson Estate Agents says ..

Property Oracle says ..

This two-bedroom terraced house in Shiremoor, Newcastle upon Tyne, presents a mixed bag. Located on Harrow Street, it’s conveniently close to several schools, including the outstanding Shiremoor Primary School. This is a significant plus for families. The property’s description mentions its proximity to local amenities and transport links, but the provided data does not elaborate on specifics of transport accessibility. This is a factor to investigate further.

Internally, the property shows a decent standard, with what appears to be a recently updated kitchen and flooring throughout. However, there is clear scope for cosmetic improvement and potentially some minor repair work in areas. Some rooms showcase simple yet functional décor. The lack of detail on the overall structure and condition is a potential concern requiring further investigation.

The house offers a small rear garden, which is not particularly spacious and currently overgrown. This limits the outside space and could impact the property’s overall appeal, requiring work and maintenance. Overall, the house seems to be in functional order, but will require attention in terms of improvement and maintenance, both internally and externally.

Considering the list price of £75,000, and by comparing it to similar properties in the vicinity, the value appears reasonable, though not exceptional. Similar properties are in a much wider price range with far more detail available on other properties, however, a definitive analysis cannot be given due to this lack of comparison data. Factors such as the overall condition and the size of the garden would need to be assessed thoroughly, in-person, to reach a conclusive evaluation of the price’s value. The absence of plot size details in the provided information also makes a precise evaluation of price against size challenging.

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

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