The asking price seems reasonable considering the location, but needs further evaluation given the lack of square footage information. Comparing it to similar properties in the area, especially those on Queen’s Road which have a similar average price and number of bedrooms, the price appears competitive but not exceptionally good value. A definitive assessment on price-per-square-foot would be needed to confirm this.

The property appears well-maintained from the provided photographs, though it presents a more traditional and possibly dated aesthetic. While there’s no visible need for major repairs or renovations, an update to the décor and fixtures could enhance its overall appeal and value. The condition is therefore considered average, neither needing immediate work nor being exceptionally modern.

Wilmslow is a highly desirable area in Cheshire, known for its excellent schools, convenient transportation links (with train stations within a reasonable distance), and a range of amenities. The proximity to several highly-rated primary schools, such as Ashdene Primary School (Outstanding Ofsted rating), significantly boosts its family appeal and thus its location score. The slightly lower score reflects that the property itself is not located directly in the heart of Wilmslow’s town centre, but nonetheless benefits from its close proximity.

The property has a small garden, as shown in the photographs. While it offers some outdoor space, it is not extensive. This limits the score as larger gardens are a highly sought-after feature in the UK housing market.