The list price is competitive considering similar properties in the area. However, the lack of precise square footage data for comparable properties and the property’s age and potential need for modernization prevents it from achieving a higher score. The price reflects fair market value, but isn’t a remarkable bargain.

The property appears to be well-maintained but displays a style and features that might be considered dated by some buyers. While the images show a clean and functional home, a full refurbishment wouldn’t be out of place to enhance its modern appeal. This leads to a moderate condition score.

Heddon-on-the-Wall is a desirable village in Northumberland, known for its scenic Tyne Valley views and relatively peaceful atmosphere. The proximity to local primary schools and its reasonable distance to train stations in nearby towns offers convenience, while the village itself may lack extensive amenities found in larger towns. This contributes to a solid but not exceptional location score.

The property includes a garden, though the size appears modest based on the photos. The presence of a garden and outbuildings like sheds adds to the livability but doesn’t qualify as extensive grounds, thus justifying a middling land score.