The asking price of £135,000 seems relatively reasonable considering the comparable listings in the area and the property’s features. While some nearby listings are higher, others are in a similar price range. The lack of plot size data and the unknown condition of specific components in the apartment makes it difficult to assess if it is a remarkable value, but overall the pricing feels fair for the area.

Based on the photos, the apartment appears to be in reasonable condition, though not luxurious. The furnishings are basic and the property looks lived-in. While it seems well-maintained and clean, it’s not in pristine condition. Some minor upgrades or refreshing could improve its aesthetic appeal and potentially warrant a higher score.

The property benefits from a convenient location within Sports City, Manchester. Proximity to the Etihad Stadium, Manchester City Centre (easily accessible via road or Metrolink), and amenities like Asda superstore contributes to a higher score. The presence of nearby schools (Ravensbury Community School being ‘Outstanding’) further enhances its appeal. However, the lack of detailed information about the immediate surrounding area and potential noise levels from nearby transport links slightly lowers the score.

The property is an apartment with virtually no private land; hence the very low score. There is a balcony, but this is limited in size and doesn’t significantly contribute to usable outdoor space.