The price receives a score of 7. At £45,000, it sits within the range of comparable properties in the Angus Street and nearby streets, suggesting a reasonable price. However, the lack of square footage and plot size data prevents a precise per-square-foot analysis, making it challenging to definitively assert whether the price is significantly under or overvalued. The need for significant renovations should be factored into this assessment.

The property’s condition receives a score of 5. The images show a property that is habitable but requires significant modernisation. Whilst the structure appears sound, the interior is dated, with worn carpets, and basic, possibly outdated, fixtures and fittings. A full refurbishment would be necessary to bring it up to a modern standard.

The property’s location in Easington, County Durham scores a 4 due to its proximity to schools like Easington Colliery Primary School (1.52km) and Our Lady Star Of The Sea Roman Catholic Voluntary Aided Primary School (1.71km), both rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted. However, the area is not without its challenges and may lack the amenities and vibrancy of more desirable areas. The relative proximity to Seaham (6.06km) provides some access to additional facilities and transport links, but it’s not close enough to significantly elevate the score.

A score of 2 is given for the land. The listing provides no information on garden size or outdoor space, suggesting either a very small or non-existent garden, typical of terraced properties in this kind of location.