Considering the property’s condition, location, and relatively small plot size, the list price of £150,000 appears somewhat reasonable, especially if there’s a low supply of similar properties in this area. However, the lack of accurate square footage information, along with its needed renovation, could influence a buyer’s negotiation approach. The price reflects some value for money, yet the renovation costs may alter its worthiness.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in need of significant modernisation and updating. The décor and fittings appear dated, and some minor repairs may be needed. While structurally sound, significant investment would be needed to bring it to modern standards.

The property is located in Crumpsall, Manchester, which benefits from relatively good transport links to Manchester city centre and has several schools within a reasonable distance. While Crumpsall may not be considered a top-tier area of Manchester, it offers a more affordable option for those seeking proximity to the city. The presence of several schools, though some needing improvement, adds to the area’s family-friendliness.

The property description mentions a garden to the rear. However, the small plot size and absence of images make assessing its size and quality difficult. This score reflects a potentially modest garden that may require significant effort to be made into a desirable outdoor space. More information about the garden is needed for a more accurate assessment.