The list price of £220,000 seems reasonably priced compared to nearby similar properties, particularly given the size of the property. However, the lack of plot size and need for some modernization might slightly reduce its value in the eyes of certain buyers. The average price in nearby streets provides a good benchmark to support the reasonable pricing, justifying a price score of 7.

The property appears to be in generally good condition from the photos, though some areas show signs of needing updating or minor repairs. The kitchen and bathroom appear reasonably modern, but some rooms show stylistic choices that may not appeal to all buyers. The property could benefit from some cosmetic upgrades to enhance its appeal. Overall, considering the visible aspects, a condition score of 6 is appropriate.

The property is situated in Radcliffe, Manchester, a town with good access to local amenities such as schools, shops, and transportation networks. The proximity to Radcliffe Met station offers convenient commutes to Manchester. While Radcliffe itself might not be considered a prime location compared to more central areas of Manchester, it provides a balance between affordability and accessibility, justifying a score of 7.

The property has a small paved patio area which doesn’t represent significant outdoor space. While there is a garage and what appears to be a small extension, the overall land size is minimal, not providing much in the way of garden or private space. Hence, a land score of 3 is given.