The list price is high, but within the range of comparable properties on Rectory Terrace. However, considering the need for potential renovation and updates to increase the property’s market appeal, the price could be considered somewhat high for certain buyers. The lack of a precise plot size makes a more accurate price per square foot comparison difficult. The pricing seems reasonable in the context of the area, however considering its condition it may be slightly overpriced.

While the property displays period features and character, suggesting a level of charm and history, the provided images also show some signs of needing modernization. The kitchen appears dated and some aspects of the interior decor might be considered outdated by modern standards. The property is habitable but could benefit from upgrades to bring it up to modern standards.

Rectory Terrace is located in Gosforth, a highly desirable suburb of Newcastle upon Tyne known for its excellent schools, transport links, and amenities. The proximity to South Gosforth First School (rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) and other well-regarded schools, as well as the relative closeness to the Metro system, makes this a very convenient location. The average house price on nearby streets like Percy Terrace supports the high desirability of this area.

The property has a garden, but it’s relatively small based on the photos. While the garden adds value, it’s not extensive, and therefore the score reflects this moderate size, rather than a large or generous plot.