Considering comparable properties in the area, listed between £135,000 and £200,000, the listing price of £160,000 falls within a reasonable range. However, the lack of information on the specific square footage of the apartment and the absence of a plot size makes it difficult to definitively assess the value per square foot. The price appears fair considering the location and overall condition, though not exceptional value.

The property appears to be in reasonable condition, based on the provided photographs. While the apartment seems well-maintained and functional, the decor is somewhat dated. A freshening up and some minor cosmetic improvements could enhance its appeal. The kitchen and bathroom fixtures are functional but not modern.

The property benefits from a central location in Gateshead, close to the River Tyne and the iconic Millennium Bridge. This provides excellent access to amenities, transport links (Manors train station is within walking distance), and the vibrant Quayside area. The proximity to Gateshead College is also a plus, particularly for students or those working in the area. However, the immediate surrounding area might lack some of the charm or green space found in more established residential areas.

As an apartment, the property has no garden or significant outdoor space. This is typical for this type of property and limits the overall land score.