Considering the property’s extremely poor condition, requiring extensive renovation, the list price of £10,000 might seem surprisingly low at first glance. However, when compared to other properties in the area (even those needing work), it’s apparent that the price reflects the significant investment required. The low price is likely a reflection of the property’s condition and the need for substantial refurbishment. The price is relatively reasonable considering the extent of work required, though it still represents a considerable risk for a buyer.

The provided photographs clearly show the property is in significant need of repair and renovation. The interior is largely stripped back, with damaged flooring, walls, and fixtures. This indicates a substantial amount of work is required before the property is habitable, resulting in a very low condition score.

Horden benefits from relatively close proximity to Peterlee and Seaham, offering some amenities and transport links. However, it’s a smaller town with potentially limited options compared to larger urban areas. The presence of schools within a reasonable distance is a positive, but the overall location score is moderate due to Horden’s size and potential limitations.

The provided images of the rear yard show a small, neglected space. It is not a well-maintained garden and lacks any significant features. The limited size and condition of the outdoor area lead to a low land score.