The list price of £150,000 for a three-bedroom property in Ashton-under-Lyne seems reasonably priced, considering the need for refurbishment. However, without precise square footage data and precise local market comparison data on comparable properties with similar condition and characteristics, a definitive judgement is difficult. The presence of similar nearby listings at various price points complicates this evaluation.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in need of some refurbishment and modernization. While the structure seems sound, there’s visible evidence of wear and tear, particularly in the walls and some of the flooring. The kitchen and bathroom fixtures appear dated. The overall condition is not poor, but it requires attention to improve.

The property is located in Ashton-under-Lyne, a town in Greater Manchester with good transport links to Manchester and other nearby towns. The proximity to several primary schools with good Ofsted ratings (Hurst Knoll, The Heys, Our Lady of Mount Carmel) adds to its family-friendly appeal. While the immediate area’s average prices and price per sqft are not clearly defined in the provided data, its location within easy access of amenities and transportation contributes to the positive location score. However, a more comprehensive look at crime statistics and local amenities would better inform this score.

The property has virtually no land; it’s described as a terrace house with no garden. This is typical for terraced housing in urban areas, but limits outdoor space and lowers the score.