The asking price of £220,000 is difficult to assess fully due to missing sqft data. The available comparable sales data is limited and doesn’t provide sufficient information to form a conclusive opinion on the price per sqft. However, considering the property’s description as a three-floor building generating a notable rental income (£24,200 annually), the price might be reasonable for an investor, given the current market conditions in Sunderland. A lack of complete data, however, prevents a higher score.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in good, modern condition. The interior is newly decorated and furnished, with modern fixtures and fittings in the kitchen and bathroom. While there’s no evidence of major repairs needed, it’s not exceptional, and the lack of detail on structural aspects of the building limits the score.

The property is located in Sunderland City Centre, which benefits from good transport links, including proximity to Sunderland train station (0.58km). There are also several schools within a reasonable distance, including Hudson Road Primary School (Good Ofsted rating) and Sunderland Children’s Centre East. However, the immediate surroundings lack the amenities of a highly desirable residential area, and the overall area may not appeal to all buyers. This results in a moderate location score.

The listing provides no information regarding the property’s land size or the presence of a garden. Therefore, a low score is given, reflecting the lack of outdoor space.