The list price of £210,000 seems reasonable considering the property’s location, size, condition, and the inclusion of a garden. Nearby comparable properties are listed at similar prices. However, without sqft data for the comparable listings, it is difficult to perform an accurate comparison per sqft. The absence of plot size data also presents some difficulty in making a definitive determination of value. The lack of precise property information for nearby listings makes a precise price evaluation difficult but given the information available the price seems relatively fair.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be in reasonably good condition, though some rooms show signs of needing minor cosmetic updating. The kitchen and bathroom appear more modern than other areas, suggesting some recent renovations. Overall the property looks well maintained, but wouldn’t be considered luxury or top-tier condition.

The property is located in Irlam, Greater Manchester, a suburb with good access to transport links (Irlam train station is 2.4km away), schools (several primary schools within 1km), and amenities. The cul-de-sac location suggests a quieter residential area. While not in a central location, its proximity to various necessities makes it convenient. The average house price on nearby streets such as Chapel Road and Denham Drive, suggests this area is a desirable one to live in.

The property features a good-sized, south-facing garden, which is a desirable feature in this price bracket. The photos show a well-maintained outdoor space, offering considerable potential for relaxation or entertainment.