Considering the property type, location, and condition, the price appears relatively reasonable in comparison to similar properties. Although specific square footage is missing, making a precise comparison difficult, the listed price falls within the range of other one-bedroom apartments in the same development and nearby streets with comparable amenities. The lack of detailed square footage and plot size makes definitive evaluation difficult, therefore, the score remains moderate, though a potential bargain.

The property appears to be in generally good condition, though not exceptional. The provided images show a clean, well-maintained, and move-in-ready apartment, though it is clear the interior design style is dated, and the kitchen and bathroom fittings look older. There is no clear evidence of significant damage or disrepair, but a modest upgrade could improve the overall appeal. This justifies a rating that reflects acceptable condition, but not top-tier.

Constantine Court benefits from a convenient location close to shops and amenities, and is within walking distance of Albert Park. The proximity to several primary schools and Teesside University is also a plus. Public transport links are also relatively close by, although the precise walking time is not explicitly stated in the information provided. This makes it an appealing location for many, especially those seeking a retirement apartment. However, it’s not an exceptionally high score because of limited details about the immediate surroundings and lack of specifics on transport.

As an apartment, this property has minimal land associated with it. Therefore, the lowest possible score is given, as there is no evidence of private garden or outdoor space beyond what appears to be communal grounds.