The list price of £140,000 appears somewhat reasonable considering the area and the three-bedroom layout, but it is contingent on the required renovations. Nearby properties on Crescent Avenue have sold for between £85,000-£175,000 showing a wide range, however, the lack of square footage data for these makes a definitive comparison difficult. The need for significant refurbishment could potentially justify the price, provided the buyer is prepared to handle those costs.

Based on the provided photographs, the property shows significant signs of wear and tear, requiring extensive modernisation and repairs. The wallpaper is peeling, there’s damage to the walls in several rooms, and generally, the property presents in a state that needs considerable work before it can be considered move-in ready.

The property is situated in Swinton, Salford, which benefits from relatively good transport links via nearby train stations (Clifton, Swinton) and proximity to several primary schools with good Ofsted ratings. The area itself is a residential area, and while not in the most affluent part of Greater Manchester, provides an acceptable quality of life for families and young professionals. However, the immediate vicinity lacks some amenities that would increase the score.

The property includes a small, paved rear garden. While it offers some outdoor space, it’s not large and does not add substantial value compared to properties with extensive gardens.