The asking price of £395,000 needs to be considered in the context of the property’s condition and the limited information on square footage. While the location is premium, the substantial renovation needed significantly offsets the value. Comparing it to other properties on Hawthorn Road, some requiring less work sell for similar or higher prices, suggesting the list price is reasonable, although possibly not a bargain.

The property shows significant signs of needing renovation. While some original features such as the fireplaces and cornicing are present and could add value, the overall state of repair appears poor, with outdated finishes, damaged walls and floors, and a generally unkempt appearance. This requires substantial investment to bring it to a modern standard.

Gosforth is a highly sought-after suburb of Newcastle upon Tyne, known for its excellent schools, green spaces, and convenient access to the city centre. The proximity to well-regarded schools like Archibald First School and Gosforth Junior High Academy, both rated ‘Outstanding’ by Ofsted, significantly boosts its desirability. The area also benefits from good transport links and local amenities, making it a very attractive residential location. The average house prices on nearby streets like Linden Avenue and Furzefield Road further reinforce the high value of this location.

The provided information does not specify the size of the garden or any outdoor space. The photos suggest a very limited amount of land, possibly just a small front garden area that is overgrown. Therefore, a low score is assigned.