The list price of £200,000 seems reasonable considering the location and size (1159 sqft) of the property. Comparing to nearby properties on Norfolk Crescent, prices range from £124,000 to £299,950, indicating there is some level of price consistency, though this is only an indication. However, the property requires some modernisation, which would likely impact the final price an informed buyer might offer. The lack of precise plot sizes for comparable properties makes a true per-square-foot comparison difficult, but the price appears within the acceptable market range given the needed renovations.

Based on the photographs, the property appears to be structurally sound, with a brick exterior that seems well-maintained. However, the interior shows signs of needing modernisation. The décor is outdated, and some rooms (like the bedrooms) need new carpets and the walls are in need of a fresh coat of paint. The kitchen and bathroom appear functional but not modern. Overall, the property is habitable but needs updating and repairs.

The property is located in Failsworth, Manchester, which benefits from relatively close proximity to good schools (St. Mary’s RC Primary School, Propps Hall Junior Infant and Nursery School, and South Failsworth Community Primary School are all within a short distance and rated ‘Good’ or ‘Outstanding’ by Ofsted), and several train stations within a reasonable commuting distance, such as Moston station. Failsworth itself offers local amenities, although the immediate proximity of shops and other facilities isn’t explicitly detailed.

While the property has a garden, the images suggest a relatively small and somewhat unkempt garden. The space is functional but doesn’t offer significant outdoor space or exceptional landscaping. There’s potential for improvement, but currently, it does not score highly on the ‘land’ metric.