The list price of £115,000 seems reasonable when considering the property’s size (705 sqft) and location. However, the lack of garden space and need for some modernisation might limit its appeal to some buyers. The comparable properties in the nearby area are significantly more expensive, which supports a higher valuation. However, prices on Hawthorn street specifically are significantly lower. This leads to the score that indicates the price is within the local range and potentially undervalued depending on the market.

Based on the provided images, the property appears to be in fair condition. There’s no visible major structural damage, but the interior image suggests it would likely benefit from some modernisation and updating, including redecoration, potentially new flooring, and possible kitchen and bathroom upgrades. The exterior looks reasonably well-maintained, which is a positive point.

The property benefits from its proximity to Gorton train station (0.45km), providing convenient access to Manchester city centre and beyond. Several primary schools with good Ofsted ratings are also within a reasonable walking distance. Local amenities such as shops are likely nearby based on the map provided. However, Gorton is known to be an area with some challenges, and the overall desirability of the location might be impacted by this aspect compared to more affluent areas within Manchester.

The property’s plot size is listed as 0.00 sqft, indicating it is likely a terraced house with minimal or no garden space. This is common for properties in this type of location and significantly reduces its appeal for those seeking outdoor space.