The list price of £120,000 seems relatively reasonable given the comparable properties in the area. Although square footage information is missing which makes a direct comparison with local average price per square foot impossible, the price appears to fall within the range of similar 3-bedroom terraced houses in Darlington’s Haughton & Springfield area. However, the condition of the property, while not poor, is not exceptional, preventing a higher score. The lack of additional features or amenities, when considering properties at a similar price point, also supports this score.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in reasonably good condition. The kitchen and bathroom show signs of recent modernisation, indicating some level of maintenance and updates. However, the bathroom photo shows some unfinished work (exposed pipes under the bath), and the garden photo suggests it could benefit from more landscaping or maintenance, preventing a higher score. The overall impression is one of a livable property that could benefit from some further improvements.

The property is situated in Gouldsmith Gardens, Darlington, which benefits from proximity to several schools (Whinfield Primary, Red Hall Primary, Springfield Academy, Beaumont Hill Academy, and Haughton Academy), with distances ranging from 0.38km to 1.02km. While Ofsted ratings vary amongst these schools, the presence of multiple options within a short radius is a positive factor for families. The location also offers convenient access to train stations (North Road and Darlington stations within approximately 4km), suggesting relatively good transport links. However, the lack of detailed information on local amenities like shops and other points of interest prevents a higher score.

The property includes a small garden, visible in the provided images. While it offers some outdoor space, it is not expansive and appears relatively compact, typical of a terraced house in an urban or suburban location. The lack of exact plot size information hinders a more precise assessment, but based on visual evidence alone, this modest garden justifies the moderate score.