At £40,000, the property is priced considerably lower than comparable terraced houses in the area (e.g., other listings on Hampton Road). However, factoring in the significant amount of required work, the list price can be seen as a reflection of the property’s current state. The price makes it an attractive prospect for buyers who are willing to invest time and resources in renovations. Taking all factors into consideration, it is valued appropriately at this time.

The provided photographs reveal a property in need of significant cosmetic improvements. While the structure appears sound, there’s visible damage to walls (plastering, damp), and the overall presentation is dated and requires modernisation. The kitchen and bathroom appear functional but are not in modern condition. The need for refurbishment lowers the condition score.

The property is located in the Oxbridge area of Stockton-on-Tees, which benefits from proximity to Ropner Park, schools (including Oxbridge Lane Primary School, rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted), and bus routes. It’s also within easy reach of Stockton town centre, providing access to amenities and transport links. While not in the most affluent area, the convenience and access to local services contribute to a relatively good location score.

The property includes a small, yard-like rear area that is more of a small, paved yard than a garden. It lacks the size and features typically associated with a desirable garden space, hence the low score.