A list price of £3,000 for a property in Bolton is exceptionally low. While the absence of information regarding the size of the apartment and the specifics of the property’s ownership (leasehold vs freehold) makes a precise evaluation difficult, the price significantly deviates from average prices in even less desirable Bolton areas. This suggests the price may reflect some factors not disclosed, perhaps limitations to the ownership, or an intentional undervaluation to stimulate interest.

Based on the provided images, the property appears to be in good condition. The apartment itself looks modern and well-maintained. The communal areas, including the outdoor deck and games room, also appear clean and in good order. However, without access to a full inspection and details about the apartment’s specific condition it’s impossible to determine the overall condition of the unit. Therefore the score of 8 reflects a sense of modern design and overall cleanliness, but isn’t high enough to imply ‘excellent’ without further evaluation.

The property benefits from its proximity to Bolton town centre and several highly-rated schools, including The Olive School, Bolton, which received an ‘Outstanding’ Ofsted rating. The presence of multiple train stations within a reasonable distance also enhances the property’s accessibility. However, the specific location within Bradshawgate in Great Lever might not be as desirable to all, hence the score is not a perfect 10.

The property seems to offer access to a communal outdoor space, which is a positive feature. However, there is no mention of any private garden or outdoor space associated with the individual apartment, thus limiting the land score.