Considering the property’s size, location (proximity to the university and town centre increases demand), and condition, the list price seems relatively reasonable, although perhaps slightly on the higher side in comparison to some recent transactions on the same street. The lack of outside space is a factor which needs to be taken into account.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be in reasonable condition. While it is not newly renovated, it seems well-maintained and habitable. There is evidence of some modernisation, such as the updated bathroom, but there’s still scope for improvement.

The property benefits from its proximity to Teesside University and Middlesbrough town centre, making it attractive to students and young professionals. Several primary schools are within walking distance, adding to its family-friendly appeal. Public transport links are also reasonably close by. However, the area itself might not be considered amongst the most desirable in Middlesbrough, hence the score is not higher.

The property has virtually no garden or outdoor space which is a significant drawback for many buyers and explains the low score.