The list price of £173,000 seems relatively reasonable considering the comparison with nearby properties on streets like Dane Street and the investment potential of a multi-unit building. However, lack of square footage data makes precise price per square foot comparison impossible, therefore the score is moderate. The fact it’s described as an ‘investment property’ suggests that the price reflects this potential rather than solely the property’s inherent value as a family home.

The property appears to be in generally good condition from the provided photos. While there are aspects of modernisation present, such as the loft conversion and some kitchen updates, other areas, particularly the downstairs bathrooms and some of the wall finishes, suggest some updates may be needed. This indicates a satisfactory but not excellent condition.

Congleton is a desirable market town in Cheshire East with good amenities, schools, and transport links. The property’s proximity to several highly-rated primary schools (Marlfields, St Mary’s, and Aidenswood) adds to its appeal, scoring it well for family buyers. The relatively close distance to Congleton train station and proximity to other nearby streets with higher average prices also contribute to the location score. However, Heywood Street itself may not be in the most prestigious area of Congleton, preventing a higher score.

The images do not show any private garden or significant external land associated with the property. This results in a low land score.