The asking price of £250,000 seems reasonably competitive considering the property’s features (4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, extended kitchen/diner) and location. While the lack of plot size data prevents a precise price per square foot calculation, comparison to similar properties in the area (the provided data lacks square footage for many comparable properties) and considering local street prices indicates this isn’t overtly overpriced. However, a more complete picture requires access to accurate price-per-square-foot data for comparable homes in the immediate vicinity to ascertain definite value.

Based on the photographs, the property appears to be in good condition. It is well-maintained, with modern fixtures and fittings in the kitchen and bathrooms. The interior also shows a well-presented and recently updated aesthetic. While there’s no evidence of major repairs, some minor cosmetic upgrades might be considered, but this doesn’t significantly detract from its overall good condition.

The property is situated in Ashton-in-Makerfield, Greater Manchester. The area benefits from proximity to several good primary schools (St Wilfrids, St Thomas, and Willow Grove, all rated ‘Good’ or ‘Outstanding’ by Ofsted), and a ‘Good’-rated secondary school (St Edmund Arrowsmith). Train stations are within a reasonable distance, although not walking distance, providing access to larger towns and cities. The presence of nearby shops and amenities isn’t explicitly detailed, but the suburban location suggests such services are likely available nearby. Overall, it’s a decent location for families, but the exact proximity to key amenities requires further investigation.

The property has a garden, which appears to be relatively well-sized and nicely landscaped with artificial turf and a decked area. While not extensive, it’s larger than many properties in the area, which are frequently smaller plots. This garden space provides good outdoor space for a family.