The list price of £895,000 seems relatively reasonable considering the location and the sizeable garden, although it is hard to make accurate price per square foot estimations without the square footage of the property. Comparing this price to similar properties in Bramhall and nearby streets, the price isn’t overly inflated. However, the dated interiors might slightly reduce its value compared to similarly priced, newly refurbished properties.

While the property appears well-maintained from the photos, several aspects suggest it could benefit from some modernisation. The décor and fixtures are dated, although the kitchen and bathroom seem relatively newer. The overall condition is good, suggesting a move-in ready state without significant repairs needed, but it lacks the modern finishes often found in properties at this price point.

Bramhall is a highly desirable suburb of Stockport, known for its excellent schools, green spaces, and convenient transport links. The proximity to several highly-rated primary and secondary schools, including those with ‘Outstanding’ Ofsted ratings, significantly boosts its appeal to families. The presence of train stations within a reasonable distance adds to the location’s desirability. The property’s placement on Southern Crescent, which appears to be a quiet residential street, also contributes to its high score.

The property boasts a substantial garden that is well-maintained and looks to be larger than average for the area. This generous plot size is a significant positive aspect of this home in a desirable area with properties typically located on smaller plots.