The list price of £375,000 needs to be considered in the context of other similar properties in the area. While the property benefits from a good location and is presented well, the lack of precise square footage data and limited plot size makes the price per square foot difficult to calculate accurately. Compared to some of the nearby sales, the price seems somewhat high but not unreasonable for a well-presented Victorian property in a desirable location in this market. Further information and a physical inspection would be beneficial for a more accurate evaluation.

The property appears well-maintained from the photographs, showing evidence of recent renovations in the kitchen and bathrooms. While some areas retain original Victorian features, creating character, others might benefit from minor cosmetic upgrades. The overall condition is above average for a property of its age but doesn’t reach the level of ‘excellent condition’.

Kingsley Place is situated in Heaton, Newcastle upon Tyne, a popular and sought-after residential area known for its Victorian architecture and proximity to amenities. The property’s location on a pedestrianised street adds to its appeal, offering a quieter, more peaceful environment while still being within walking distance of Heaton Road’s shops, cafes and restaurants, Heaton Park and good transport links. The nearby presence of well-regarded primary schools further enhances its family-friendly appeal.

The property includes a small rear garden, described in the listing as maintained, this is a modest-sized outdoor space, suitable for relaxing or low-maintenance planting. It is smaller than many gardens in similar properties and therefore receives a lower score.