At £75,000, the property is priced competitively, particularly relative to other properties on Connaught Road. However, the required level of renovations and the average condition of the surrounding neighborhood means that the value for money is not exceptional. The price reflects the need for substantial investment, meaning that it is likely that the true cost of ownership will be significantly higher than the list price. Therefore, while comparatively inexpensive compared to other homes in the area, this makes the price reasonable but not exceptional value for money.

The photographs reveal a property that needs significant refurbishment. While the exterior appears structurally sound, the interior shows dated decor, worn flooring, and a kitchen requiring complete renovation. The overall state is far from excellent, requiring substantial investment before it becomes habitable, hence the lower score.

The property is situated in Middlesbrough, a town with a mixed reputation. While proximity to schools like Macmillan Academy (rated ‘Good’) is positive, the overall area’s desirability is average, considering the data provided on surrounding street average prices and the general condition of nearby properties, which suggests a mixed economic environment. Transportation links are reasonably convenient with train stations within a manageable distance, but this is offset by the less-than-ideal surrounding neighborhood. The overall score reflects this balance of positive and negative aspects.

The property includes a rear garden, which is a positive. However, the images show that it requires significant work to be considered well-maintained and enjoyable. Therefore the low score reflects a neglected space in need of considerable landscaping and clearance.