The list price seems relatively competitive when compared to other properties in the immediate vicinity, notably those on Pine Street and Well Street, although it is important to note that there is no information about property size, which makes a precise analysis impossible. In the absence of definitive square footage, the price reflects a balance of affordability and the potential requirement for further investment.

The property appears to be in reasonable condition, having undergone some modernisation, such as the updated bathroom and flooring in the images provided. However, some parts show signs of needing updating, such as some wall coverings, and there is no information on the overall structural condition of the property. Hence, the score reflects a balance between some updated areas and potential for further improvements.

The property benefits from its proximity to local schools, including Diamond Hall Infant and Junior Academies, both rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted. The proximity to Sunderland city centre and its transport links also contributes positively. However, the immediate surrounding area may not be considered by all to be the most desirable in terms of broader amenities and general aesthetics. This is reflected in the average property prices of nearby streets, showing some variation.

The lack of information regarding the plot size and the images suggesting a very small or no garden leads to a low score. The property is described as an end-terraced cottage, which usually indicates minimal outdoor space.