The list price of £300,000 is within the range of nearby comparable properties, suggesting a reasonable price. However, the lack of square footage information for the subject property and its comparables makes a definitive price-per-square-foot comparison impossible, and limits the accuracy of evaluating the price score. If the house is larger than average, this would warrant a higher score. If it is smaller, the price could be considered higher than average.

Based on the photographs, the property appears to be in good condition, with a well-maintained interior and modern updates in the kitchen. The property showcases signs of care and upkeep, reflecting a higher standard of presentation than many comparable properties. However, the exterior images would benefit from additional perspectives, and the absence of details about the property’s age and any major structural work contributes to a score that could be better.

The property is located in Fenham, Newcastle upon Tyne, an area known for its mix of family homes and proximity to amenities. The presence of well-regarded schools within a short distance, along with good transport links (although distances to stations aren’t explicitly given as ‘walking distance’) and access to Newcastle city centre, contributes to a positive location score. However, a more detailed breakdown of the neighborhood’s character and potential drawbacks would be needed for a higher score.

The property features a sizable rear garden, relatively uncommon for terraced houses in this area. The garden is well-maintained and provides a good space for outdoor use, therefore ranking higher than an average terraced house.