The asking price is in line with other terraced properties listed in the same street and area, but the lack of a garden and the need for some modernization makes it not the best value. While the price appears reasonable for a three-bedroom property in Levenshulme, considering its condition and lack of land, it is not exceptional value for money. More comparable data on square footage and property features for similar properties is needed to be more precise.

The property appears to be in generally acceptable condition, though it lacks modern features and shows signs of needing some cosmetic updates. The interior looks clean, but the finishes (kitchen, bathroom, flooring) are dated, and a fresh coat of paint would likely improve the overall feel. It’s not dilapidated, but it’s not in excellent condition either.

Levenshulme is a popular and up-and-coming area of Manchester, known for its diverse community and good transport links. The proximity to several well-regarded schools and its relatively close distance to the city centre contribute to its appeal. However, it’s not a top-tier location in Manchester in terms of prestige or amenities compared to areas like Didsbury or Chorlton.

The property shows no evidence of having a garden. This is a significant drawback for many buyers, especially families, thus the score reflects the absence of any outdoor space.