The list price of £155,000 seems reasonable considering the location and condition. While comparable properties in the area show prices ranging from £120,000 to £135,000, the superior condition and central location of this property justify a slightly higher price point. The lack of plot size information prevents a precise per-square-foot comparison, but the price appears competitive within the market.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in good condition. The interior is modern and well-maintained, with updated fixtures and fittings. However, it’s an apartment, so there are limitations on what can be considered ‘condition’. While the apartment seems well-kept, it lacks the potential for significant external improvements or large-scale renovations that a house might offer. Therefore, a score reflecting good, but not exceptional, condition is appropriate.

The property is located in the Monument area of Newcastle upon Tyne, a highly desirable city centre location. Proximity to Newcastle train station (0.38km) provides excellent transport links. The area also benefits from its closeness to numerous amenities, including shops, restaurants, and educational institutions. This makes it an attractive location for professionals and students alike.

The property is an apartment with no garden or significant outdoor space. This is typical for city centre apartments and significantly limits the land score.