The list price of £210,000 seems reasonable considering the property’s apparent excellent condition, desirable location, and the limited data on comparable properties. While the absence of plot size data in several comparable listings makes accurate comparison difficult, some similar apartments (though potentially different sizes) are listed for higher prices. Further information on the apartment’s specific size and features compared to similarly-priced local properties would allow for a more precise price assessment.

Based on the provided photographs, the apartment appears to be in excellent condition. The interiors are modern, clean, and well-maintained. The fixtures and fittings look new or recently replaced, indicating a high standard of finish. There are no visible signs of wear and tear or any need for repair or renovation. The modern design further contributes to the high condition score.

Ashton upon Mersey is a desirable area in Greater Manchester, known for its good schools and transport links. The proximity to several highly-rated primary schools (Springfield Primary, St Joseph’s, and St Mary’s, all rated ‘Outstanding’) is a significant plus for families. The relatively short distance to train stations (though specific commute times would need to be confirmed for a comprehensive assessment) adds to the appeal. However, the lack of detailed information on local amenities and the broader area beyond schools and transport limits the score.

The property is an apartment with no garden or significant outdoor space, hence the low score. Apartments inherently offer minimal land compared to houses or other property types.