The list price of £120,000 seems reasonably competitive considering similar properties in the area, although lack of square footage data makes a definitive judgment difficult. The need for extensive renovation works will likely influence buyer decisions and could affect the final sale price. Compared to some nearby properties, which may be modernised, this one’s lower price reflects the required renovations. However, the lack of precise comparable data results in a moderate rating.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in need of significant modernisation and refurbishment. The interior décor is dated, fixtures and fittings are worn, and the overall impression is one of a property requiring substantial investment to bring it up to a modern standard. While the structure seems sound, the cosmetic and functional issues warrant a moderate score.

The property is located in Radcliffe, Greater Manchester, which benefits from relatively good transport links via the nearby Radcliffe Metrolink station providing access to Manchester city centre and beyond. There are also several primary and secondary schools within a reasonable distance, making it suitable for families. While Radcliffe itself may not be considered a prime location compared to more affluent areas in Greater Manchester, its proximity to amenities and transport links earns it a solid score. However, the lack of information regarding local shops and other amenities lowers the score slightly.

The property appears to have a very small front garden. There is no evidence of any rear garden or additional outdoor space based on the provided images and information. This limits its appeal for buyers who value outdoor space, resulting in a low score.