The list price of £50,000 is relatively low, especially considering the shortage of comparable properties for this kind of analysis and therefore comparison. This suggests potential value for money, particularly for investors or first-time buyers seeking an affordable entry point into the North Tyneside housing market. The lack of available property data prevents a precise market value assessment. The score reflects the potential for value, keeping in mind that necessary repairs and updates could impact profitability.

The property shows signs of being habitable but requires some cosmetic improvements. While the interior appears clean and adequately maintained, the kitchen’s dated style and the exterior’s need for some upkeep (based on the photographs) suggest a need for renovation or modernization to improve its overall condition.

The property benefits from its proximity to Churchill Community College, which received a ‘Good’ Ofsted rating. Additionally, several other primary schools are within a reasonable distance, offering families a range of educational options. While transport links to larger cities like Newcastle are available, they require some travel time. The overall location score reflects a balance of convenient amenities and accessibility but isn’t exceptionally central or ideally situated.

The property includes a small yard; it’s functional for outside seating but lacks significant space or features, limiting its appeal to those seeking a substantial garden.