Considering the property’s location, condition, and limited land, the listing price of £152,000 seems reasonably competitive relative to the few comparable properties within the same area, some with more significant garden space, which are listed at higher prices. The lack of precise square footage data for comparable properties makes a precise price-per-square-foot comparison difficult. However, considering its condition, the price is in a relatively sensible range, given similar property sales in the nearby streets, including Quilter Grove itself.

While the property appears habitable, the interior photos reveal a need for some updating and cosmetic improvements. The décor is dated in several areas and some minor repairs or renovations might be desirable to enhance its overall appeal. The bathroom, in particular, shows some signs of age. The exterior of the house, as per the photos, is generally sound, although again some cosmetic improvements would be beneficial.

The property benefits from its proximity to several good schools, all within a kilometre radius, which is a significant advantage for families. The nearby transport links to Manchester Victoria and Piccadilly stations also enhance its accessibility. However, the specific area of Harpurhey may not be considered among the most desirable in Manchester, hence a score of 6.

The property has a small, enclosed backyard with a wooden decking area. However, the size is limited, making it more of a modest outdoor space than a significant garden. The presence of a small shed is noted but the overall space is quite small.