The asking price of £250,000 seems relatively reasonable considering similar properties in the area and the property’s size, however the lack of information on square footage of similar homes makes it more difficult to accurately determine its value. The average prices on nearby streets vary considerably, suggesting diverse property values within a short radius. The presence of a garden and potential for extension adds value, but the overall condition and need for some modernisation might reduce the price a buyer would be willing to pay.

The property appears to be habitable and in reasonable condition based on the provided images. Whilst it is not in need of immediate major repairs, there are clear signs that some elements could benefit from modernization or updating, mostly cosmetic and not structural. The kitchen in particular shows its age and could use some upgrades.

The property is located in Northenden, Manchester, which benefits from good proximity to local schools (St Aidan’s Catholic Primary School, Pioneer House High School, and others within a reasonable distance) and transport links (Manchester Airport is approximately 4.98km away, several train stations within 6km). The area appears to be a residential suburb with a reasonably quiet cul-de-sac location, which is generally desirable. However, Northenden isn’t in the most central part of Manchester and this might be a drawback for some buyers.

The property has a garden, but its size seems modest relative to other properties in the area, and the photos show areas of the garden that could benefit from some landscaping. The garden is not particularly well-maintained, with some areas seeming unkempt. The presence of a shed and chicken coop indicates space for storage and other uses.