The list price of £159,950 seems reasonably competitive based on the comparable nearby listings, although these also lack square footage data. The lack of plot size information and square footage makes definitive judgement difficult. Without knowing the actual size of the apartment, it is difficult to accurately judge the price per square foot making a full comparison difficult. The fact that a similar apartment on the same street has a lower asking price suggests it may not be the most competitive price, but also the potential for investment may justify the higher price tag.

Based on the provided photos, the apartment appears to be in reasonable condition. The finishes seem relatively modern, but there’s no indication of the property’s age or the condition of any unseen areas (plumbing, wiring etc.). The apartment is reasonably well-maintained but does not present as luxurious or high-end.

The property is located in the Piccadilly area of Manchester, which benefits from good transport links (close proximity to Manchester Piccadilly and Victoria train stations) and is relatively close to several schools. The Green Quarter area is also experiencing growth and is generally considered desirable. However, the specific street’s immediate surroundings aren’t detailed, and a lack of local amenities data directly surrounding the property lowers the score.

The property is an apartment, and the listing doesn’t provide information about any garden or substantial outdoor space. Therefore, a low score is given.