The list price of £95,000 seems somewhat reasonable compared to similar terraced houses in the area, although the absence of definitive square footage data for comparison properties makes a precise evaluation difficult. The condition of the property, requiring some modernisation, suggests the price is competitive within its market segment. However, the lack of garden and the overall condition suggest it’s not at the top of its price bracket value-wise.

Based on the provided images, the property appears to be in average condition. While the exterior presents reasonably well, the interior photos show some areas needing cosmetic improvements, such as repainting and minor repairs, and the bathroom requires updating. The rear yard is small and needs attention. It doesn’t appear to be in disrepair but needs modernizing to achieve a higher score.

The property is situated in North Ormesby, Middlesbrough. While this area may not be considered prime real estate, it benefits from proximity to good primary schools (St. Alphonsus’ and North Ormesby Primary Academy, both within a kilometre), and is relatively close to James Cook University Hospital and Middlesbrough town centre. Public transportation links, including train stations, are also within a reasonable distance, enhancing its accessibility. However, the overall desirability of the neighbourhood itself might pull the score down slightly.

The property has a very small yard, essentially a paved area. There is no substantial garden space, hence the low score.