The asking price of £180,000 for a 2-bedroom, 621 sqft apartment in Burnage seems reasonably priced. While the nearby comparable properties lack comprehensive sqft data, making direct comparison difficult, other nearby flats for sale are within a similar price range. The property’s condition and proximity to amenities help to justify the list price. However, the lack of a private garden is a factor that may influence buyers and is reflected in the score.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in generally good condition. The interior is well-presented, with modern finishes and fixtures. There’s no obvious indication of significant repair or renovation needs. While there is no information on the property’s age, the appearance suggests it is relatively well-maintained and modernised. This is captured in a moderately high score.

The property benefits from a good location in Burnage, Manchester. It’s within reasonable proximity to several highly-rated schools (Cringle Brook Primary and Levenshulme High School both boast ‘Outstanding’ Ofsted ratings), making it attractive to families. Public transport links are also relatively convenient, with several train stations within a kilometre. However, the immediate surrounding streets show a mixed picture in terms of property values, indicating that the desirability of the area can vary from street to street. This is a factor that needs consideration and is reflected in the score.

The property has a small amount of communal green space, but the plot size is essentially zero, lacking a private garden. The shared area is sufficient for basic outdoor relaxation but does not offer much space. This limits the overall appeal and therefore receives a lower score.