The list price of £659,995 seems relatively high given that nearby properties on Bonny Grove have sold for considerably less (in the £220,000-£245,000 range). While the property is larger and more luxurious, the average house price for the nearby streets is lower, thus the value for money score is slightly lower. The comparable properties on Brass Castle Lane have similarly high prices, but further analysis of specific features and square footage would be needed to fully assess the value.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in excellent condition. It is a newly built or recently renovated home with modern fixtures and finishes, giving it a high-quality, luxurious feel. The images suggest a high standard of workmanship and materials. However, given that this is a new build home, and that we have images of the interior, the long-term condition is harder to ascertain, leading to a slightly lower score than a perfect ten.

The property is situated in Marton-in-Cleveland, a generally desirable residential area of Middlesbrough. Proximity to good schools like St. Bernadette’s Catholic Primary School (1.04km) adds to its appeal. The presence of train stations within a reasonable distance (although specific travel times would need to be confirmed) and the general accessibility of other amenities suggests a convenient and well-located property. However, the lack of specific details about immediate local amenities (shops, parks) prevents a higher score. The proximity to the more affluent Bridlewoods area also suggests a more upmarket location within Middlesbrough.

While the provided plot size is 0.00 sqft, the photographs show a small garden visible from the dining area. The garden appears relatively modest in size, thus the score reflects this limited land area.