The list price of £170,000 is in line with other comparable three-bedroom terraced houses in the area, although slightly above the average suggested by nearby properties. Considering the property’s age, condition, and the need for modernisation, the price reflects a realistic market value but doesn’t represent exceptional value. The lack of precise square footage data for comparable properties makes an exact price per sqft analysis impossible, hindering a more precise price evaluation.

The property shows its age in the provided images. The interior decor is dated, and there’s visible evidence of wear and tear, specifically in one of the bedrooms. While the property appears structurally sound, significant modernisation and updating would be required to bring it up to contemporary standards.

The property is situated in Gorton, Manchester, which benefits from good transport links via nearby train stations (Gorton, Belle Vue etc.) and is within reasonable proximity to local schools (St. James’ Cofe Primary and Varna Community Primary, both with good Ofsted ratings). While Gorton may not be considered a prime location in Manchester, it offers practicality and accessibility, hence the moderate score.

The property includes a small, manageable garden, however it isn’t particularly large or impressive. A modest-sized garden is present, providing some outdoor space but not extensive grounds.