The list price of £180,000 seems reasonable considering comparable properties in the area, though the lack of square footage data makes a precise assessment difficult. Nearby properties on Margaret Ashton Close have sold for lower prices, but other nearby streets suggest that £180,000 might be a fair price, especially with the inclusion of the garden and parking. The absence of detailed property size information affects the precision of this assessment.

Based on the provided images, the property appears to be habitable but shows signs of needing some updating. The interior decor is dated, and the bathroom shows some wear and tear. While structurally sound, it could benefit from some cosmetic improvements to elevate its overall condition.

The property is located in Harpurhey, Manchester. While not in the city centre, it benefits from relatively close proximity to several train stations (Moston, Ashburys, Ardwick, Manchester Piccadilly, and Manchester Victoria) offering links to the city centre and beyond. The presence of several schools within a kilometre radius, some with ‘Good’ Ofsted ratings, adds to its family-friendly appeal. However, Harpurhey’s overall desirability might be lower than more affluent areas of Manchester, hence the score.

The property includes a small garden and off-street parking, which is a positive aspect in a city like Manchester where space is often limited. While it’s not an expansive garden, the presence of some outdoor space warrants a relatively higher score.