Wilcox Estate Agents says ..

Property Oracle says ..

The property is located in Bradley Fold, Radcliffe North, Bury. The area benefits from relatively close proximity to several primary schools, with Masefield Primary School and Blackshaw Primary School receiving “Good” Ofsted ratings. Train stations such as Kearsley and Farnworth are within a reasonable distance, offering convenient access to public transportation. The availability of local shops and other amenities in the immediate vicinity would need further investigation to provide a complete assessment of the location score. Based on the provided images, the property appears to be in excellent condition. It has undergone a recent and extensive renovation, with modern fixtures, fittings, and a contemporary design throughout. The kitchen and bathrooms are particularly striking examples of high-quality workmanship and modern aesthetics. There is no visible evidence of disrepair or the need for renovation. The property includes a relatively small, but well-maintained rear garden. It features artificial turf, creating a low-maintenance outdoor space. While not extensive, the garden adds value and provides a private area for outdoor use. The list price of £275,000 is slightly above the average price of £235,344 for the area. However, considering the property’s extensive renovation, modern features, and the generally higher prices observed in nearby properties on Kenyon Road, the asking price appears to be within a reasonable range. The lack of plot size data for comparable properties makes a precise price per square foot comparison difficult. The average price per square foot in the area is £253.00, but without the square footage of this property, a definitive conclusion on the value cannot be made. However, given the high-quality renovation and the condition of the property, the price seems justifiable.

Therefore, we give this property 7 / 10. *Disclaimer: This is our option and does constitute a recommendation or financial advice. Do your own research. *

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