The list price of £110,000 for a 1000 sq ft, two-bedroom property in Oldham needs to be considered in the context of comparable properties and the condition of the subject property. While some nearby properties have sold for higher prices, those are often larger or in better condition. The property’s need for renovation offsets the lower asking price, while also making it more attractive for buyers who can undertake the necessary works to improve the value.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in fair condition, but requires some level of renovation or modernisation. While structurally sound, there’s evidence of some wear and tear, particularly visible in the kitchen and some areas showing damp or water damage. The bathroom is relatively clean and modern but other parts of the property need attention to reach a higher standard. The overall impression suggests the need for work before it could be considered in excellent condition.

The property is situated in Oldham, Greater Manchester. While Oldham may not be considered a prime location in the UK, it benefits from proximity to several amenities including schools (Broadfield Primary School, Coppice Primary Academy, both rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) and train stations (Ashton-Under-Lyne is approximately 4.92km away). The presence of these amenities makes it a reasonably convenient location, particularly for families. However, the absence of more detailed information on local shops, community facilities and overall neighbourhood character limits the score.

The property appears to have a small, possibly overgrown, yard or garden. The size isn’t specified, but based on the photos, it’s insufficient for any significant outdoor use or landscaping projects. It is therefore a low score, representing minimal outdoor space.