The list price of £195,000 seems relatively reasonable when compared to other similar properties in the vicinity. Considering the property’s apparent condition and location, the price appears competitive within the local market. However, the absence of square footage information prevents a fully informed assessment. Nearby properties show a considerable price range, indicating potential value.

Based on the photographs, the property appears to be in generally good condition. The kitchen has been recently modernised, and the rest of the property shows evidence of some updates. There’s no clear indication of significant disrepair, but some aspects might benefit from further modernisation or updating. The property isn’t perfect and the provided images give little insight in to the structural condition, therefore a middling score is appropriate.

The property is located in Stockport, Greater Manchester, an area with good transport links to Manchester city centre and other parts of the North West. The proximity to schools with varying Ofsted ratings (Good and Outstanding) adds to its family-friendliness. While the immediate street’s average prices show some variation, nearby streets like Henry Street indicate higher average values, suggesting a potentially upward trend in the area. However, it’s not an exceptional location, lacking proximity to major amenities or green spaces.

The images of the rear garden show a relatively small space. While there is some outdoor area, it’s limited in size and currently cluttered with materials. This limits its usability and overall appeal. The lack of precise plot size data further reduces the score.