The list price of £275,000 seems reasonable considering the property’s size (unspecified), location, and condition. Comparing it to similar properties on Sunfield (prices ranging from £117,500 to £220,000), the list price is at the higher end, but not unreasonable given its four bedrooms and garden. The lack of square footage data makes precise evaluation challenging.

The property appears generally well-maintained from the photos, though some aspects of the interior décor may be considered dated or in need of modernisation. The kitchen and bathroom seem functional, but an update could enhance their value. The overall condition is average to slightly above average.

The property benefits from being close to Romiley train station (0.43km), providing convenient access to Manchester and other areas. The proximity to several well-regarded schools, including Romiley Primary School and St Christopher’s Catholic Primary School (both rated ‘Good’ or ‘Outstanding’ by Ofsted) is a significant advantage for families. While the immediate street doesn’t have high average prices per sqft, nearby streets like Dye Lane show much higher values, suggesting potential for future appreciation. However, the location is not in the most affluent part of the area.

The property boasts a garden, but its size appears modest relative to other properties in the area. While larger than many terraced properties, it is not exceptionally large, hence the middling score.