The asking price of £215,000 seems reasonable considering comparable properties in the area. While the provided data lacks precise square footage, nearby listings suggest that prices in the area range from approximately £200,000 to over £700,000, which suggests the property is priced competitively within the lower end of the market. The property’s age and existing condition might account for the lower price point, although the proximity to amenities helps to offset any deductions.

The property appears to be in a generally acceptable condition, with a recently updated bathroom shown in the images. However, the interior decor appears dated in some areas, which would likely require updating by a new owner. The kitchen seems adequately equipped, but it is not of a high-end specification and would benefit from modernization. The overall condition is not luxurious, yet it is habitable and well-maintained for its age.

The property benefits from being close to Brooklands Metrolink station, providing easy access to Manchester city centre. It’s also within a reasonable distance to local shops and highly-rated primary schools, such as Brooklands Primary School (rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) and St Joseph’s Catholic Primary School (rated ‘Outstanding’). This makes it attractive to families and commuters.

The property offers some communal outside space, as shown in the images, but it is limited and not a significant feature. There is no private garden associated with the apartment itself.