Considering comparable properties in the area listed for around £120,000-£130,000 and the need for some renovation, the listing price of £113,000 might be seen as a reasonable starting point for negotiation. However, the lack of sqft data makes accurate price-per-sqft comparison impossible, therefore impacting the score. The price could be considered competitive if the size is acceptable.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in fair condition but requires some renovation or modernisation. The walls show some signs of wear and tear, and the carpets seem dated. The kitchen is functional but not modern. While there’s no major damage visible, significant work will improve it substantially.

The property benefits from its proximity to several schools with good Ofsted ratings, including Co-op Academy North Manchester (Good) and St Margaret Mary’s RC Primary School (Outstanding), making it attractive to families. The proximity to Moston train station (1.14km) also enhances the location’s appeal, improving access to commuting options. However, Charlestown itself is not in the most sought-after area of Manchester, limiting the overall location score.

The listing doesn’t mention a garden or any significant outdoor space. Therefore, based on the images, the score is very low reflecting a lack of private outdoor space.