The list price of £1,150,000 for a property with 34 bedrooms appears high at first glance, this is an investment property. The average house prices of neighboring streets vary significantly, from £157,000 to £848,333, indicating a wide price range in the area. Considering the number of apartments and the potential rental income, the price might be reasonable for an investor, but not a family buyer. Further research into the rental market and individual apartment values is recommended before reaching a definitive conclusion.

Based on the provided images, the property appears to be in fair condition. While the exterior looks relatively well maintained, the interior photos show dated finishes such as the kitchen and flooring, suggesting a need for some updating or modernisation, hence a score that is above average but not excellent.

The property is situated in Belmont, Durham, a suburb with local amenities. Proximity to schools, including several rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted, and relatively close access to Durham city centre via public transport (train stations within a reasonable distance) contribute positively to the location score. However, Belmont’s position as a suburb might not appeal to all buyers, hence a score below a 10.

The property listing indicates a plot size of 0.00 sqft. This suggests that there is no significant land associated with the property, only a small shared courtyard which is less than optimal, therefore resulting in a low score.