The asking price of £1,100,000 seems relatively high compared to other properties in the area. This is primarily due to the absence of definitive sq ft data for the neighbouring properties. Nevertheless, given the apparent size, condition, and desirable features such as the extensive gardens and updated interior, the price is arguable but still within the range of high-value properties in the region, particularly given the Victorian character of the home.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in very good condition. The interior showcases recent renovations or high-quality maintenance. The rooms are well-presented with modern amenities and fixtures. The external areas also appear to be well-maintained and landscaped, further supporting a high condition score. However, lacking details on the structural aspects and potential maintenance costs, a score of 8 is considered rather than a perfect 10.

The property benefits from a good location near highly-rated schools such as Ryton Junior School, Ryton Community Infant School, and Thorp Academy (all rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted), and Emmaville Primary School (rated ‘Outstanding’). The proximity to these schools, along with its location on Main Road in Ryton, suggests good access to local amenities and transport links, although specific details regarding shops and other significant locations are not provided. The train stations at Wylam, Blaydon, and Prudhoe are within a reasonable distance, making commuting accessible. This positive aspects are offset by the lack of information on the immediate local area, such as nearby shops and places of interest.

The images clearly show that the property has a significant amount of land, including a substantial lawn, well-maintained gardens, and additional external space. The presence of a patio area and outbuildings further adds to the value and appeal of the land. It appears that there is more than sufficient land to accommodate most buyers requirements.