The list price of £180,000 sits within the range of comparable properties on York Crescent and in the Newton Hall area, considering the information provided. The lack of square footage data makes precise price-per-square-foot comparison challenging; however, nearby properties with similar features are priced similarly. Given the condition, the price is fair but does not represent outstanding value.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be reasonably well-maintained, but some aspects appear dated or could benefit from modernisation. The kitchen and bathroom, in particular, could benefit from updates. While structurally sound, an overall fresh coat of paint and some cosmetic improvements would likely raise the overall condition.

The property is situated in Newton Hall, Durham, which benefits from good local schools such as Finchale Primary School (rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) within a close proximity. The area also has relatively easy access to Durham city center and train station, making it attractive to commuters. However, Newton Hall is a suburban area, so the range of amenities may not be as broad as more central locations. The proximity to good schools and transport links are factors that contribute to the higher score.

The property includes a garden with a patio and shed, offering more space than some properties in the area. However, given the images, it is not overly extensive, and the landscaping and condition of the garden could benefit from improvement, resulting in a score that isn’t too high.