The listing price of £150,000 for a 780 sqft, two-bedroom terraced house in Manchester M11 seems somewhat competitive, considering the lack of plot size and the condition. While comparable properties in the area have diverse prices, indicating potential for negotiation and market variability. More data on average price per sqft for similar properties in the immediate vicinity would provide more precision. The presence of sitting tenants may impact valuation for investors.

Based on the provided photographs, the property’s condition appears average. While the property seems structurally sound, the interior shows signs of wear and tear. Some rooms appear cluttered, and a general refresh or refurbishment would likely improve the overall condition and marketability. The kitchen and bathroom appear functional but could benefit from modernisation.

The property’s location in Manchester, M11, offers proximity to public transportation (Ashburys train station within 0.69km), and several schools (some with good Ofsted ratings, others requiring further investigation). However, the immediate vicinity’s overall desirability and the presence of amenities require more detailed local knowledge to assess fully. The area is relatively close to Manchester City Centre, which offers several advantages but also potential disadvantages regarding noise and cost of living.

The property’s plot size is listed as 0.00 sqft, indicating a lack of garden or significant outdoor space. This is a common characteristic of terraced houses in urban areas like Manchester, hence the low score.