The list price of £10,000 is significantly lower than other properties in the area, even those requiring refurbishment. While this suggests good value, the lack of key details such as square footage and property condition makes it difficult to definitively assess the price’s reasonableness. The low price may reflect the need for significant repairs or other factors not immediately apparent.

Based on the image, the property appears to be in fair condition, but not excellent. The exterior shows some signs of age and potential need for maintenance or cosmetic upgrades. While structurally sound, it doesn’t appear to have undergone recent renovations or modernization.

Horden is a small town in County Durham with limited amenities compared to larger towns or cities. While it benefits from proximity to some schools and a train station (Seaham, 9km away), the overall convenience and desirability of the location are moderate. The presence of nearby schools and a train station, albeit at a distance, contributes positively to the score.

The property’s plot size is not specified, but the image suggests a very small or non-existent garden, typical of terraced housing in this type of location. Therefore, the land score is low.