The list price of £175,000 seems reasonably priced considering the property’s condition and location. Similar properties on Regent Street have sold for prices ranging from £60,000 to £160,000, suggesting a potential for increased value in the long term based on current renovations, However, the lack of plot size data and the absence of price per square foot data for the subject property make a definitive evaluation challenging. The nearby street average prices present a range of property values suggesting this property is priced within a reasonable range for the area.

Based on the photographs, the property appears to be in good condition, having undergone recent renovations or modernisation. The kitchen and bathroom are particularly well-presented and modern, The house is clean and well-maintained. While there may be some minor cosmetic updates needed, it doesn’t seem to require any major repairs or renovations.

The property is located in Newton Heath, Manchester. While not in the city centre, it benefits from relatively close proximity to transport links (trains are within a few kilometres) and several schools, some with a ‘Good’ Ofsted rating. The area itself is more affordable than some other parts of Manchester, but this is balanced by potentially being less desirable to some buyers compared to more affluent areas. The average prices on nearby streets like Garden Crescent show a considerable increase in price, suggesting this area has potential for growth but is not yet at the peak of Manchester’s property market.

The property has a small backyard/garden area, as evidenced by the images. While it provides some outdoor space, it’s not extensive, and its size is likely smaller than many properties, especially in comparison to those in other areas of the UK. This outdoor area is suitable for casual entertaining or relaxation. However, it’s not a particularly large or substantial garden, hence the lower score.