The list price of £380,000 seems somewhat high, considering the condition and apparent need for modernisation. While nearby comparable properties do not provide clear square footage, they seem to be somewhat lower in price. However, given the substantial plot size, which is a premium feature in this market, the price isn’t excessively unreasonable and therefore sits comfortably in the middle range of a fair pricing score. The lack of precise comparable data makes a definitive judgment challenging.

The property shows signs of its age in the provided photographs. While it appears structurally sound, some of the interior finishes (carpeting, kitchen cabinets, bathroom) seem dated and could benefit from modernisation. The exterior shows some moss on the roof, suggesting potential maintenance needs. Overall, it’s in fair condition, not needing immediate repairs but certainly suggesting some updating would increase its value.

The property is situated in Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire, which benefits from good transport links via nearby train stations (Longport, Stoke-on-Trent, Kidsgrove) and is within reasonable proximity to several well-regarded schools (St Giles’ and St George’s, Blackfriars Academy, etc.). While the immediate vicinity details are limited, the presence of these amenities contributes to a positive location score. However, the lack of detailed local information and the precise location within Newcastle-under-Lyme prevents a higher score.

The property has a substantial garden that looks well-established and mature. The aerial shots show considerable green space, larger than average for a property of this type in the area. This makes the land score considerably higher than average.