The list price of £220,000 appears reasonably competitive considering similar properties in the area. While the lack of sqft data for nearby properties makes direct comparison difficult, the price seems in line with, or slightly below, other three-bedroom houses in the Gorton area. The relative affordability compared to some other nearby properties and its apparent condition justifies the score.

The property appears to be well-maintained from the provided photos. The interior is presented in a clean and modern style with updated flooring and fixtures in several rooms. While some aspects might benefit from further modernisation, there is nothing to suggest significant repair issues, making it a 7 out of 10.

The property is situated in Gorton, Manchester, which benefits from relatively close proximity to several train stations (Ashburys being the closest at 0.48km) providing good transport links to Manchester city centre and beyond. The presence of several well-regarded schools within a reasonable distance (All Saints Primary and St Francis RC Primary) is a positive factor for families. However, Gorton’s overall reputation as a location may be considered less desirable by some buyers compared to more affluent areas of Manchester. This is reflected in the moderate score.

The property includes a small to medium-sized garden with a patio area, artificial turf and some landscaping. While this provides some outdoor space, it’s not particularly expansive. It’s a reasonable size for the property type in the area but doesn’t stand out in terms of garden size, hence the score.