The asking price of £90,000 seems reasonable considering comparable properties in the area and the fact it is an apartment. The absence of square footage data makes a precise price per square foot comparison impossible. However, based on nearby listings, this price falls within a realistic range for a two-bedroom apartment in Wallsend. It’s neither significantly under nor overvalued, resulting in a mid-range score.

The provided photographs show a property that appears to be in generally good condition, although it might not be considered modern or luxurious. The rooms are clean and well-maintained, but the fixtures and finishes suggest a somewhat dated aesthetic. There is no significant visible damage or disrepair.

Ashfield Mews benefits from its proximity to several primary schools, some with good Ofsted ratings. The location is also reasonably close to public transport links, making it convenient for commuting. However, the immediate surrounding area lacks some of the amenities found in more central locations. While it’s near schools and transport, the overall convenience and desirability of the immediate area don’t reach a top score.

The property is an apartment, and the listing does not indicate the presence of any private outdoor space such as a garden or patio. This severely limits the available land.