The list price of £200,000 seems somewhat high compared to other nearby properties, considering its condition and the lack of updated square footage information. While other terraced houses are listed for higher prices, most lack square footage data or have other features that may justify the higher price. Taking into account the required renovation, the price is in the higher range but not exceptionally unreasonable, given the location. The price might prove negotiable. A score of 7 reflects this.

Based on the provided photos, the property is in need of significant cosmetic and some structural repair or renovation. The interior shows wear and tear, some dampness and signs of previous botched DIY. While the kitchen appears relatively recently fitted, other areas clearly need attention. This warrants a condition score of 4. A full survey would reveal the extent of needed work.

The property is located in Crumpsall, Manchester, which benefits from relatively close proximity to Manchester city centre and has good transport links via nearby train stations (although they are a few kilometers away). There are also several primary schools within a reasonable distance, and the Ofsted ratings provided indicate the presence of good and some requires improvement schools in the area, which is a plus for families. However, Crumpsall might not be considered a top-tier location in Manchester, hence a score of 6.

The property has a small yard/garden, which is better than no garden at all but not extensive. The photos indicate a somewhat overgrown and neglected space with a small shed. This earns a land score of 3.