The list price of £685,000 seems somewhat high relative to nearby comparable properties, particularly considering the limited plot size. While the unique architectural style and desirable location contribute to its value, there’s a potential for negotiation based on the need for some refurbishment and lack of a sizable garden. The average price in the area is not sufficiently detailed to give a more precise score.

While the property displays a unique mid-century modern aesthetic, some aspects appear dated and might require modernization for prospective buyers seeking a more contemporary feel. The kitchen and bathrooms appear to have been updated, but other areas show signs of needing some upgrading or cosmetic enhancement. Overall the property appears well maintained, but not perfect hence the moderate score.

The property is situated on Daylesford Crescent in Cheadle, a highly desirable residential area. Its proximity to Bruntwood Park, good schools (Lady Barn House School, Inscape House School, and Ashcroft School are all within a short distance), and relatively easy access to train stations (Gatley being the closest) contributes to its high desirability and thus location score. The area itself has a reputation for being quiet and family-friendly.

The property includes a garden, which adds to its appeal, but the size is not specified and from the provided images it appears to be a relatively modest garden, hence this score reflects that.