The list price of £265,000 appears reasonable in the context of comparable properties in Cheadle Hulme, considering the property type and condition. However, the lack of precise square footage and the absence of prices per square foot for directly comparable properties on Dryden Avenue, makes the precise price-value assessment difficult. The property’s need for refurbishment should be factored into the overall valuation.

The property shows signs of needing some modernisation and updating. While structurally sound, the interior finishes, including wallpaper, carpets, and kitchen/bathroom fixtures appear dated. A moderate level of refurbishment would likely be required to bring the property up to modern standards.

Cheadle Hulme is a desirable residential area in Stockport, known for its good schools, transport links, and local amenities. The proximity to Cheadle Village and its shops and restaurants, coupled with relatively easy access to train stations providing links to Manchester city centre, contributes to the high location score. However, the exact position on Dryden Avenue and proximity to specific amenities such as schools requires further local knowledge for a perfect score.

The property benefits from a garden of reasonable size, which is larger than many properties in the area, particularly for a semi-detached bungalow. The garden is relatively well-maintained based on the photos provided and offers some external space. The lack of precise plot size data means a higher score can’t be justified.