The asking price of £180,000 seems reasonably competitive considering comparable properties on Ashton Road and nearby streets like Smith Street and Glenwood Avenue, suggesting prices around £160,000-£185,000. The property’s modernised interior and relatively central location within Hyde justify a price at the higher end of this range. The lack of plot size information limits a more precise evaluation.

The property appears to be well-maintained and recently modernised, particularly the kitchen and bathroom. The interior finishes look relatively new and in good order. While the exterior shows some signs of being a typical older property, there is nothing apparent in the provided images that would significantly detract from the overall condition rating. Some minor landscaping may enhance the overall appeal of the property, but nothing structural is obvious.

The property is located on Ashton Road in Newton, Hyde, which benefits from relatively close proximity to Newton for Hyde train station (0.82km) providing transport links to Manchester and beyond. There are also several primary schools within a reasonable distance, all with ‘Good’ Ofsted ratings. However, the immediate surrounding streets show a mixed range of property values, suggesting a location that is not uniformly high-value, therefore detracting from a higher score.

The property has a small, typical back garden for a terraced house of this type in the area. There is no significant land area; the garden is modest in size and doesn’t offer extensive outdoor space. This is reflected in the relatively low score.