The listed price of £450,000 for a four-bedroom, two-bathroom house with a good-sized plot in this location appears reasonable. The lack of precise square footage and local price per square foot information on comparable houses from available data makes a more exact price per sqft comparison challenging. However, considering the condition and the apparent recent improvements, the list price is within the range one could expect for a property of this type and in this condition in the area. More detailed comparable sales data would be needed to make a more precise assessment of value.

The photographs depict a property that has clearly undergone recent renovations and/or extensions. The kitchen, bathrooms, and living areas appear modern, well-maintained and stylish. While it isn’t perfect, and there are some aspects like the exterior that could potentially be upgraded, the overall condition is very good.

The property is located in Seaton Burn, a village within easy reach of Newcastle upon Tyne. The area benefits from proximity to schools (though Ofsted ratings aren’t all outstanding), and transport links to Newcastle and Cramlington. While not in the city centre, it offers a suburban lifestyle with relative convenience to urban amenities. The provided data on nearby street average prices suggests it is in a relatively desirable area.

The property boasts a sizeable garden as evidenced by the photographs showing its extension and outdoor space. It’s not exceptionally large, but larger than many properties in its area, especially in comparison to the nearby semi-detached homes.