The asking price of £90,000 falls within the range of similar properties in the area, and comparable properties with a similar layout and condition appear to be selling at close prices. While there’s a range of pricing in the area, the price seems relatively reasonable in line with surrounding properties considering the condition and features. The lack of sqft data makes this assessment more challenging and relies heavily on comparative property data.

The property shows signs of wear and tear, particularly visible in the exterior photographs. The interior, while showing some updates in flooring and decor, appears to be in average condition and shows signs of ongoing use that could indicate the need for periodic maintenance. While the bathroom appears to have been somewhat updated, it is not to a high-end standard.

The property benefits from being close to several primary and secondary schools, making it attractive to families. The proximity to transport links, while not exceptional, is reasonable, offering access to train stations and public transport options within a reasonable distance. However, the immediate surroundings do not appear to have many local amenities or places of significance. The proximity to the A1 provides easy access to other parts of Newcastle and surrounding regions.

The property has a small enclosed paved rear garden, offering limited space. While suitable for a family with young children, it does not offer a significant amount of outdoor living area. The size of the garden is typical of a property in the area but is not large.