The list price of £85,000 seems reasonably competitive considering other properties in the area, especially when compared with similar three-bedroom homes on Colwyn Road. The lack of a garden and the need for some modernisation are factors that influence the pricing. While it may not represent exceptional value, it’s not overtly overpriced for the market.

Based on the photographs, the property appears to be habitable but requires some updating. The décor is dated in places, and minor repairs might be needed. While the bathroom seems relatively modern, other areas show signs of needing some attention. The overall impression is of a property in fair, but not excellent condition.

The property is located in Burn Valley, Hartlepool. While not a prime location, it benefits from proximity to local amenities, shops, and schools (St Cuthbert’s Catholic Primary, Stranton Primary, and Eldon Grove Academy are all within a kilometre). Train stations are also relatively close. This makes it a reasonably convenient location, particularly for families and those who rely on public transport. However, Hartlepool is not a generally high-demand area, hence the score is not higher.

The listing explicitly states a plot size of 0.00 sq ft, indicating that there is no garden or significant outdoor space associated with the property. This is a major drawback for many buyers.