The list price of £330,000 seems reasonably competitive, considering similar properties in the area (although sqft information is lacking in comparison properties). The property’s condition and location (coastal views) contribute to a higher end of the price range, so while not exceptionally low, the price doesn’t appear overpriced given the market context. More data on average price per sqft would provide a more informed assessment.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be well-maintained and in good condition. The interior is presented in a clean and modern style, with no obvious signs of significant wear or disrepair. The finishes seem relatively contemporary. While not perfect, the overall impression suggests good condition.

The property is situated in Blyth, Northumberland, a coastal town with some desirable features. The proximity to the North Sea offers attractive views, and the area seems relatively quiet. However, Blyth is not a major city, lacking extensive amenities or significant transport links compared to larger urban areas, which impacts its overall score. The presence of schools within a reasonable distance is a positive factor.

The property includes a small, paved rear garden, which is a modest addition. The size of the garden appears limited, offering minimal outdoor space. In comparison to properties with larger gardens or significant land parcels, this score reflects the limited land area.