The list price of £750,000 seems slightly high considering the need for modernisation and limited land. Nearby properties on similar streets such as Eversley Road command high prices, but this property’s age and the condition of the kitchen and bathrooms affect its perceived value compared to recently renovated or new builds. The size is a positive factor, however the lack of garden space must be considered.

The property appears well-maintained from the photos, but the style and fixtures show it could benefit from some modernisation to meet current market expectations. The kitchen and bathrooms appear dated, which is reflected in a moderate condition score. While there is no evidence of significant repairs needed, an update would likely increase the property’s value.

Didsbury is a highly sought-after area in Manchester known for its excellent schools, village atmosphere, and good transport links. The property’s location on Dene Park adds to its desirability. Proximity to several highly-rated schools, including West Didsbury CE Primary School, and relatively easy access to multiple train stations enhances its location score.

The property has minimal private land associated with it, making the land score low. While there’s a terrace, there is not substantial garden space for a property of this size and price range in the Didsbury market.