The list price of £1,225,000 for a portfolio of unspecified size and condition in Wallsend, given the mixed-bag of prices in the surrounding area seems high. Without specifics on the number of properties, their sizes, and their individual conditions, a fair and accurate price assessment cannot be made, leading to the low score. The lack of information means it can not be determined if the property is a good investment.

Based on the provided photographs, the properties appear to be in average condition, with visible signs of age but no immediately apparent major damage. A more comprehensive inspection would be needed for an accurate assessment, but these are not in immaculate condition, hence the lower score.

Wallsend benefits from relatively good proximity to schools (Richardson Dees Primary School is within 0.56km), and transport links (although the distances to Heworth and Manors stations might require a car for convenient access). The presence of nearby shops and amenities would boost this score, but that information is unavailable. The average property prices in nearby streets like Elm Terrace (significantly higher) and Frank Street (considerably lower) indicate a mixed bag in terms of property values. Overall, while the location is not ideal, its not considered a bad location.

The listing provides no details on the size of the land included in the investment portfolio. Given the lack of information, and the fact it is described as a portfolio of residential properties, a low score is appropriate.