The list price of £350,000 seems reasonable given the property’s location, condition, and apparent size, which is missing from the data. The lack of sqft data for nearby properties makes it challenging to assess price per sqft accurately, so the comparables are not sufficient for an exact determination. However, the price appears in line with similar properties in the area though more details are required for a more conclusive assessment. Additional information such as plot size would enhance this evaluation.

The photographs show a property that appears well-maintained and tastefully renovated. The kitchen and bathrooms seem modern and updated. While the exact age of some elements might not be determined from pictures alone, the overall impression is one of good condition, with a blend of period features and contemporary improvements. Some areas present a more rustic feel.

Middleton-in-Teesdale is a desirable village in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The proximity to a good primary school (Middleton-In-Teesdale Nursery And Primary School, rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) adds to its family-friendliness. While the lack of readily available transportation data is a slight negative, the village setting might appeal to those seeking a quieter lifestyle. The nearby Bridge Street has an average house price significantly lower than the subject property, suggesting potential for capital appreciation, or conversely, that this property’s position gives it significant premium.

The property has gardens, as evidenced by the photos; however, the size is not specified. The available photos suggest a garden that is relatively modest rather than expansive. This does not account for a potential extra private area on the other side of the house; but is still a relatively small garden area overall.