The list price of £10,000 is significantly lower than nearby properties, even considering the poor condition. While this might seem attractive initially, the extensive repairs needed could offset any initial cost savings. The lack of key details like square footage makes a precise price-per-square-foot comparison impossible, but relative to other properties in the area, the price reflects the property’s condition and location.

Based on the provided images, the property appears to be in poor condition. The boarded-up windows indicate significant damage or vacancy, requiring substantial repairs and renovation before it becomes habitable. The exterior also shows signs of disrepair and lack of maintenance.

The property is located in Hartlepool, a town with mixed characteristics. While it benefits from proximity to schools (St Cuthbert’s Catholic Primary School is 0.44km away) and transport links (Hartlepool train station is 1.99km away), the overall area seems to have a lower average property price compared to other areas, suggesting it might not be the most desirable location. The presence of boarded-up windows in the immediate vicinity also indicates potential challenges in the immediate neighborhood.

No information on garden size or plot size is available, leading to a low score. The assumption is that, given the terraced nature of the property and the images, there is likely minimal or no garden space.