Considering the property’s location, condition and the limited information provided regarding the actual plot size and comparable properties in the direct area, the asking price of £360,000 seems somewhat reasonable, but not exceptionally good value compared to similar properties in the area. There is some degree of price variability in the surrounding streets, and further local comparison would be required to more accurately judge the price.

The property shows evidence of recent modernisation, particularly in the kitchen and bathroom. These areas appear to be in excellent condition. Other areas of the house also appear well maintained, though some minor inconsistencies in the quality of the finish and small areas of disrepair (such as in the utility room) suggest a score slightly below perfect condition.

The property is situated in Northenden, Manchester, a suburb generally considered desirable. Its proximity to Northenden Community School (rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) is a significant advantage for families. The presence of other well-regarded schools within a reasonable distance further enhances its appeal. Train stations, though not immediately adjacent, are within a manageable commute (Gatley being the closest). However, the lack of immediate access to shops and amenities slightly detracts from the score.

The property includes a garden, which is a positive feature. However, the size of the garden appears relatively modest and requires some landscaping, preventing a higher score.