At £60,000, the price seems relatively reasonable considering comparable properties listed in the area. However, the lack of square footage data makes a precise price-per-square-foot comparison challenging. The lower end of comparable properties, such as the listing at £43,000, suggests a possibly slightly inflated price. The condition of the apartment needs to be considered which would be reflected in a lower price. The overall value is deemed reasonable within the context of the area but not exceptional.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in fair condition. While not showing significant damage, the interior decor is dated and some minor repairs or cosmetic improvements (such as repainting) could enhance its appeal. The kitchen and bathroom show their age and would benefit from some updating. The overall condition is acceptable but not excellent.

The property is located in the Headland & Harbour locality of Hartlepool, which benefits from proximity to the coast and has reasonable transport links via Northern Trains (Hartlepool station is 1.70km away). Several schools are within a reasonable distance, making it potentially attractive to families. However, Hartlepool itself is not considered a prime location in the UK housing market, hence the score isn’t higher.

The property is an apartment, and the photos suggest a minimal amount of outdoor space beyond a small shared green area. Therefore, a lower score reflects the lack of significant private land.