The list price of £119,500 seems relatively reasonable considering the location in the heart of Newcastle’s city centre. While we don’t have sq ft data to calculate a price per sq ft comparison, considering comparable properties in the area, this price falls within an acceptable range. However, without precise square footage, a definitive judgment is difficult. The absence of significant extras beyond a standard city centre flat limits the price to a score of 7.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in generally good condition. The apartment looks modern and well-maintained. However, it is a relatively small and standard flat with limited personal space. There is nothing outstanding or exceptional in terms of its finish or design. While it’s not in need of significant repairs or renovations, it also doesn’t showcase luxury or high-end finishes, hence the score of 7.

The property is located in Newcastle upon Tyne’s Monument area, which is a very central and desirable location. It benefits from proximity to the Quayside with its amenities, restaurants and bars, as well as good transport links. The presence of several schools and universities within a reasonable distance also boosts its appeal, especially for students and young professionals. This contributes to its high location score.

The property is a flat, therefore it has minimal to no land associated with it. This is a standard feature for apartments in urban areas. A score of 1 reflects the complete lack of private outdoor space.