At £130,000, the price point appears reasonable for a two-bedroom apartment in Macclesfield, considering the location and apparent condition. Nearby properties are listed at a wide range of prices due to variations in size, type, and condition. The absence of square footage data for nearby properties makes precise per-square-foot comparison impossible. However, given the lack of private outdoor space, the price seems in line with market expectations for a similar property in this area.

Based on the images, the property appears to be well-maintained and in good condition for its age. The exterior of the building is clean and in sound structural condition. However, internal photographs would be needed for a more complete assessment. The overall impression is positive.

The property benefits from being located in Macclesfield, a desirable town in Cheshire. Proximity to the train station (Macclesfield, 0.83km) provides good transport links. Several schools are within a reasonable distance, although Ofsted ratings are not consistently provided, making a definitive statement about schooling difficult. The images show a pleasant canal-side setting, adding to the area’s appeal.

The property has virtually no private outdoor space. This is typical of an apartment, especially in a converted building. Thus, a low score reflects the lack of garden or significant land.