The list price of £100,000 is reasonable, considering the lack of comparable local sales data. The property size is average for a 2-bedroom house in the area, however the absence of information on property values in the immediate vicinity makes it difficult to definitively assess its value. If similar properties in the street or nearby have sold recently for more, the price could be considered low, while the opposite may be true. The score of 7 reflects a tentative assessment with the information provided.

The property appears to be in reasonably good condition based on the provided photos. While there’s nothing overtly dilapidated, the interior looks somewhat dated and in need of some cosmetic updates to fully maximize its appeal. The kitchen and bathroom are functional, but an update would increase their desirability. Hence the score of 6.

The property’s location in Howdon, North Tyneside, scores a 5 due to the proximity to several schools with varying Ofsted ratings (from ‘Good’ to ‘Requires improvement’). While there are schools nearby, the lack of readily available information regarding the quality of local amenities, shops, and public transport beyond train stations significantly impacts the score. The distance to the nearest train station is also considerable. A higher score would require more information on the local infrastructure and services.

The property includes a small garden with a deck, which adds some outdoor space. However, the plot size is minimal, limiting the potential for significant landscaping or expansion. Therefore, a score of 4 reflects the presence of a garden, yet its limited size.