The list price of £175,000 seems relatively reasonable considering comparable properties in the area. The lack of precise square footage for nearby properties makes a perfect comparison difficult, but the price appears in line with the general market conditions, especially given the need for modernisation. The property being a mid-terrace house also may mean that there is less demand, and may not fetch as high a price as a semi-detached.

The property appears to be structurally sound from the photos. However, the interior shows signs of needing modernisation and updating. Carpets, decor, and kitchen appliances appear dated, requiring potential investment. The bathroom also looks dated. There are aspects that are positive, such as the visible original features (exposed beams), but these are outweighed by the requirement of modernisation.

Milnrow benefits from a good location within Greater Manchester, offering a balance between village life and convenient access to urban amenities. The proximity to a Metrolink stop, good schools (Milnrow Parish Church of England Primary School and Crossgates Primary School both have ‘Good’ Ofsted ratings), and local shops contributes positively to its score. However, it’s not a major city centre location, hence the score isn’t higher.

The property has a small garden. While it’s not insignificant, it’s not particularly large and appears somewhat neglected. Further landscaping could improve the appeal, but in its current state it does not score highly.