The listed price of £175,000 seems reasonably priced considering comparable properties on Byrons Lane, some of which are priced higher, and the property’s location in Macclesfield. However, the absence of square footage data for comparable properties makes a definitive price-per-square-foot comparison challenging. The overall state of repair is a reasonable match for similar properties on the market, and the presence of a small patio garden adds a bit of value. Further property details and a more precise square footage comparison would justify a higher score.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be generally well-maintained, but not in pristine condition. The interior shows some signs of modernisation and updating, but certain areas such as exposed wood flooring in one bedroom indicates some degree of wear and tear. The kitchen appears somewhat dated. Overall, it presents in a reasonable habitable condition but would likely require some further updating or cosmetic enhancements for a more modern aesthetic.

The property is located in Macclesfield, a town with good transport links via Macclesfield train station (1.17km away), which is well-connected to other parts of the UK. The proximity to several primary schools (within 1.5km radius) makes it attractive to families. While the immediate surroundings are not explicitly detailed, the location within Macclesfield suggests reasonable access to amenities and services. However, a more detailed knowledge of local amenities and the precise condition of the surrounding streets would justify a higher score. The nearby Beech Grove street has an average price of £215,000 which suggests this street is in a desirable location.

The property has a small, paved rear yard, which is adequate for outdoor seating but does not provide a substantial garden area. The lack of detailed information on plot size further contributes to a lower score. A larger garden would have resulted in a significantly higher score.