The listing price of £180,000 appears reasonably priced considering comparable properties in the area and given its condition. While nearby streets like Pipit Close and Robins Close see much higher average prices, South Street and Moss Street have properties nearer to the listing’s price point. The property’s need for renovation will likely depress the price, but its location and potential for improvement make it a potentially attractive investment for those willing to undertake a refurbishment project.

The property is shown in the photographs to be in need of significant modernisation and renovation. While the structure appears sound, the interior finishes, including carpets, walls, and the kitchen and bathroom fittings, are dated and in poor condition. Several areas show signs of wear and tear requiring repair, This necessitates considerable investment before the property is habitable to modern standards.

The property is situated on North Road in Audenshaw, a suburb of Manchester. Audenshaw benefits from relatively good transport links to Manchester via train (Guide Bridge station is 1.6km away). The area also has several well-regarded primary schools within a short distance, including Hawthorns School (Outstanding Ofsted rating) and Aldwyn Primary School (Good). This proximity to amenities and good schools makes it a desirable location for families. However, Audenshaw is not a particularly affluent area, and some buyers may prefer other more central locations.

The property has a small, paved rear garden. While it offers some outdoor space, it is not particularly large and lacks the features (lawns, planting) often considered desirable. The small size limits its functionality and potential for landscaping.