The list price of £130,000 seems reasonable considering the limited information available. Comparing this to prices in nearby streets, it shows a degree of competitiveness. The lack of square footage data makes precise price per square foot analysis impossible. The fact that the property is let and sold to investors, reduces the list price from being higher.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in average condition. It’s habitable but shows signs of needing some updating or redecoration. The kitchen and bathroom seem functional, but not modern, and some rooms appear somewhat dated. There are no clear signs of significant disrepair, which prevents a lower score.

The property is situated in Oldham, Greater Manchester, a location with mixed characteristics. While Oldham itself may not be considered a highly desirable area by all, the proximity to transport links (trains to Ashton-Under-Lyne, Mossley, etc.) and schools (several within a reasonable distance, including some rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) boosts its score. The average house prices in nearby streets are also a factor to consider. However, the lack of detailed information on the specific desirability of Cherry Avenue itself lowers the score.

The property has a small garden, as evident from the photographs. The garden does not appear exceptionally large or well-maintained. A larger or more meticulously landscaped garden would merit a higher score, however it is clear that this property does come with some outside space.