The list price of £695,000 seems reasonable given the property’s location in a desirable area, the substantial size (2,781 sq ft), and the apparent quality of recent renovations. However, the lack of plot size information and the unfinished area might slightly reduce its value compared to similar fully-finished properties. The price appears to be in line with other properties on Daylesford Crescent and nearby streets. More information on comparable sold prices in the immediate vicinity would be needed for a definitive assessment.

The property appears to be in good condition from the photos, with a recently renovated interior showing high-quality finishes. The kitchen and bathrooms are modern and well-appointed. However, there is also evidence of ongoing work in at least one area (an unfinished room shown in the photos). This suggests that while much of the property is in excellent condition, it may not be entirely complete or finished.

The property is located in Cheadle, Greater Manchester, on Daylesford Crescent, which is described as one of Cheadle’s most desirable roads. The area benefits from proximity to good schools (several within a kilometer radius, including some with ‘Good’ Ofsted ratings), and relatively easy access to train stations (Gatley being the closest). The presence of Bruntwood Park nearby adds to the desirability. While specific amenities like shops are not detailed, Cheadle is a well-established town likely providing sufficient local services.

The property has a garden, but based on the photos, the garden size appears to be relatively small to average for a detached property of this size. The garden also seems somewhat unkempt. While there is outdoor space, it does not score highly on size or presentation.