The list price of £150,000 seems relatively reasonable compared to nearby listings in High Spen; however, the lack of sqft data for those properties makes comparison slightly challenging. The average price for nearby streets isn’t consistently available to compare accurately; however, given the condition and land size it seems to align with market expectations for a three-bedroom terraced house in this area. Additional information regarding the exact plot size and condition would allow for a more precise determination.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be in reasonably good condition. While there are signs of renovation, particularly in the bathrooms, it does not appear to be in need of extensive repairs or renovations, indicating a modest level of maintenance.

The property is located in High Spen, Tyne and Wear, which benefits from being near to a primary school (High Spen Primary School, rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) and has relatively easy access to train stations, although they are a few kilometers away. The proximity to local amenities is not explicitly detailed, influencing a score slightly below average, but still relatively favorable for the area.

The property has a small yard or paved patio area at the rear. There is no evidence of a sizable garden. This small space limits its overall appeal and is below average in terms of land size.