The list price of £60,000 is relatively low compared to some areas in the UK. However, without crucial data like square footage and the average price per square foot for comparable properties in Brotton, a definitive judgment on its value is challenging. The lack of nearby comparable listings makes it difficult to judge whether it’s a good price or not. Taking into account its condition and limited land, it sits somewhere in between under and overvalued.

The property appears to be in reasonably good condition based on the provided photographs. While the interior is presented cleanly and shows no major damage, there’s a lack of high-end finishes and some areas could benefit from updating to enhance its overall appeal and value. The small external space and the overall appearance of the property suggests that it may be an older property, therefore requiring occasional maintenance or minor repairs.

Brotton’s location presents a mixed bag. While proximity to several primary schools with ‘Good’ or ‘Outstanding’ Ofsted ratings is positive for families, the lack of readily available information regarding nearby amenities and the distance to train stations (4-11km) are drawbacks. The limited data on nearby properties and streets also hinders a thorough location assessment.

The property’s external space is extremely limited, consisting of what appears to be a small paved yard with artificial turf. This lacks the appeal and potential of a sizeable garden, resulting in a low score for land.