The listing price of £170,000 seems relatively reasonable considering the area and comparable properties. However, given the condition requiring some renovation and the small garden, the price is not exceptionally competitive. Nearby properties on Summit Street show a range of prices suggesting some negotiation might be possible. Taking into account the average price of similar properties in nearby streets, and also considering the state of repair the property is in, the price is given a 7.

Based on the provided photographs, the property shows signs of needing some updating and repairs. While the structure appears sound, the interior reveals dated features and cosmetic issues, including some wallpaper that could be considered dated and some minor damage to walls and ceilings. The kitchen and bathroom appear functional, but could benefit from a refresh. The overall condition is therefore not excellent, hence the score of 5.

The property is located in Heywood, Greater Manchester, which benefits from proximity to several schools (St Margaret’s C of E Primary, Our Lady & St Paul’s RC Primary, and Woodland Community Primary, all within a reasonable distance) and transport links (train stations at Castleton and Mills Hill). While Heywood may not be considered a top-tier location in Greater Manchester, it offers a relatively convenient location with access to amenities and transport, hence the score of 6.

The property has a small backyard, described in the listing as a garden, but the provided images show this to be a rather compact paved area. It offers limited outdoor space and doesn’t include any significant landscaping or features. Considering the lack of substantial outdoor space, a score of 3 is given.