The list price of £80,000 seems relatively reasonable compared to some nearby properties on Lonsdale Street, which are similarly priced. While it is difficult to confirm the prices of nearby properties as sqft data is missing, and the lack of plot size information for this specific property prevents a precise price per sqft calculation, its value is considered fair given its condition and the current state of the Middlesbrough housing market. Its relatively low price suggests it is priced competitively.

The property shows signs of wear and tear in the provided photographs. While structurally sound, it appears to require some modernisation and cosmetic improvements. The kitchen and bathroom seem dated, and some rooms display a level of disorganisation and clutter which may indicate a need for maintenance and cleaning. The overall condition is deemed acceptable but not of a high standard.

The property is located on Lonsdale Street in Middlesbrough’s Newport area. While Middlesbrough isn’t generally considered a high-demand location, the proximity to several primary schools (Ayresome Primary, Sacred Heart Primary, Newport Primary) within a kilometer radius boosts its family appeal. Public transportation options, although not immediately on the doorstep, are within reasonable reach. The presence of Teesside University adds to the area’s potential, particularly for rental income. However, Middlesbrough’s overall economic standing and desirability relative to other UK locations reduces the overall location score.

The property has a small, basic yard, which is primarily paved. It lacks the features of a substantial garden, such as lawn areas or mature plantings, resulting in a low land score.