The list price is £15,000. Considering the property’s poor condition and the lack of land, the price is within the range of other similar properties in the area that require renovation (though some are considerably more expensive). However, the extent of the necessary repairs likely makes the asking price not exceptionally good value. The need for complete refurbishment impacts the affordability for most purchasers, thus a medium score is assigned.

The provided photographs clearly show the property is in extremely poor condition. Significant damage, debris, and apparent neglect are visible in every room. This makes the property uninhabitable in its current state, and extensive renovation will be required before it becomes habitable.

The property is located in Hartlepool, a town in County Durham. While the proximity to schools and transportation links is a plus, the overall desirability of Hartlepool as a location is moderate. The provided data shows mixed property values on Charterhouse Street, with some significantly higher than the subject property. This suggests a range of property conditions and potential investment opportunities on the street, but not necessarily strong location desirability overall.

The property has no garden or substantial land associated with it. This is a common feature for terraced properties in urban areas, and hence a low score is given. There is no information given on the precise dimensions or usage of the area surrounding the property.