The asking price of £210,000 seems reasonable in the context of other comparable properties on Gorsey Mount Street and in the vicinity, although the lack of square footage data prevents a precise per-square-foot price comparison. Nearby streets show quite a range of prices, with some significantly lower, indicating that location within Stockport does affect valuation.

Based on the image, the property appears to be in reasonable condition. The brickwork looks sound, and the windows and doors seem well-maintained. However, a thorough internal inspection would be needed to confirm the overall condition and identify any potential repairs or renovations required. The exterior suggests a need for a refresh of the paintwork and potentially some landscaping work.

The property is located in Stockport, Greater Manchester, a town with good transport links to Manchester city centre and other parts of the North West. The proximity to several well-regarded schools (Vernon Park Primary being Outstanding) is a significant positive for families. However, the immediate street doesn’t have particularly high average prices compared to nearby areas, suggesting it may not be in the most desirable part of Stockport.

The property seems to have a small front garden, indicated by the hedge in the photo. There is no mention of a rear garden. In comparison to similar properties that often have a reasonable-sized garden, this property’s lack of notable garden space is a major factor in this low land score.