The list price of £315,000 needs more context, which is absent in the provided data (namely, the square footage of the house). Considering comparable properties in the area (whose square footage is also missing) the price seems potentially reasonable within the range of local market values, especially given the number of bedrooms. The absence of concrete data, however, limits the confidence of placing this score higher.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in generally good condition, though not exceptional. The interior shows a reasonably modern finish, although some rooms appear somewhat sparsely furnished and lack a fully ‘move-in ready’ feel. The need for minor cosmetic upgrades (e.g. in one bedroom shown with unpacked boxes) contributes to the score not being higher.

The property is situated in Skelton-in-Cleveland, a town offering a balance of residential tranquility and proximity to coastal amenities. The presence of nearby schools, albeit needing further investigation on specific quality, and relatively close access to train stations for commuting to larger urban centres contribute to this score. However, the location’s relative isolation from major city centres might deter some buyers.

While the property has a garden, the images show it to be relatively small and standard for a property of this type. There is no significant outdoor space beyond the immediate garden area. Therefore, the land score is modest.