The list price of £295,000 seems relatively competitive compared to other properties in the area, especially other 4 bedroom semi-detached houses which are in similar condition, despite the lack of sqft information for comparables. However, the lack of plot size information and some cosmetic updating needs could slightly reduce its value compared to similarly priced homes in perfect condition. More information on property size would allow for a more accurate pricing assessment.

The property appears to be generally well-maintained, though some rooms show signs of needing refreshing. The interior décor is dated in parts. The kitchen is functional but could benefit from modernization. Whilst there is no major damage apparent, updates are likely needed for a modern buyer.

Great Ayton is a desirable village in North Yorkshire, known for its good schools and proximity to the North Yorkshire Moors National Park. The presence of Roseberry Academy (Good Ofsted rating) and Marwood Church of England Infant School (Outstanding Ofsted rating) within a short distance adds to its appeal for families. Train links to Middlesbrough and beyond are also relatively convenient. However, it’s not a major city center which may detract from some buyers.

The property includes a garden, but it appears relatively small and somewhat unkempt in the provided photos. There is a garden shed/summerhouse but the overall size of the land is modest, hence the moderate score.