The list price of £675,000 appears somewhat high considering the age and style of the property, especially when considering average prices in the surrounding area. While the property is large and in a desirable location, a number of comparable properties are listed at lower prices. Hence the price score reflects that the value is reasonable, but not outstanding given the comparables. Further analysis would be needed to compare price per sqft to get a stronger rationale for pricing.

The property appears well-maintained from the photographs, though some aspects suggest it might benefit from modernisations. The kitchen and one bathroom show their age, while other rooms have more contemporary updates. Overall, it presents in good condition but isn’t brand new or extensively renovated, which is reflected in the score.

Cleadon is a desirable village in Tyne and Wear, known for its good schools and convenient location. The property’s proximity to Cleadon Church of England Academy (0.66km) is a significant advantage for families. The relative closeness to Sunderland city centre and good transport links via Northern Trains also contribute to its high location score. However, while convenient, Cleadon is a smaller village and some might prefer a more bustling or diverse area.

The property has a garden, as seen in the photos; however, the plot size isn’t exceptionally large for a property of this type and price in the area. It offers adequate outdoor space but doesn’t stand out compared to many homes in the area with larger gardens. Therefore a score reflecting this is given.