The list price of £600,000 requires more context for accurate assessment. Although the square footage of the property is provided, the plot size is marked as 0.00 which is inconsistent with the visual evidence of a large garden. Considering comparable properties in the area information is missing therefore a definitive price per sqft assessment is impossible. Given the apparent size of the property and the visual evidence of a large garden the price seems reasonably competitive based on the available information, although the missing plot size is concerning. More precise data on similar properties and the actual plot size is needed to provide a more accurate assessment.

The provided photographs show a property that appears to be well-maintained and in good condition. There are no obvious signs of significant damage or disrepair. While some interior design choices might be subjective, the overall presentation suggests a clean and functional home. However, without a full property inspection, it’s difficult to score higher.

The property is located in Falshaw Drive, Bury, a suburban area within Greater Manchester. While not in the city centre, its proximity to local schools (Springside Primary School is less than 1km away) and potentially good transport links (though information on nearby transportation wasn’t provided) contribute to a relatively high score. The surrounding area appears peaceful and green, based on aerial views, which is appealing to many buyers. The lack of detailed transportation information prevents a higher score.

The property boasts a sizeable garden and a generous plot, as evidenced by aerial photos depicting substantial green space surrounding the house. This large plot size is a significant advantage in the current market where properties with gardens are highly sought after. This contributes to a high land score.