The list price of £150,000 needs further context due to the lack of property square footage. Without knowing the size, it is difficult to assess the price per square foot and compare it to market values in the area. However, considering the location (Gosforth), the number of bedrooms (three), and presence of a garden, the price appears to be relatively competitive for the Newcastle Upon Tyne market, if not slightly on the higher end depending on the square footage. More information is needed for a definitive price assessment.

The property appears to be well-maintained and in reasonable condition from the provided photographs. While not brand new, the interiors and exterior seem clean, tidy and well-presented with functional kitchens and bathrooms. There’s no immediate evidence of significant repairs or renovations being needed, although a more thorough inspection would be advisable before purchase. Overall, the condition is satisfactory but could be improved with some aesthetic updates.

Gosforth is a popular residential area in Newcastle upon Tyne, known for its good schools and convenient amenities. The proximity to several well-regarded primary schools (Grange First School and Regent Farm First School both have ‘Good’ Ofsted ratings) is a significant advantage for families. While the distance to the schools is notable, the presence of these schools and the generally desirable reputation of Gosforth boost the location score. Access to public transport, while requiring some travel to the train stations as shown in data, remains within reach and contributes positively to the overall location.

The property includes a garden, which is a positive aspect, although its size is not specified. The photos reveal a modest-sized garden space with a paved patio area and some lawn, providing some outdoor space but not extensive grounds. It’s sufficient for basic family use, but doesn’t offer the luxury of a substantial garden.