Considering the property’s size, location (with its proximity to schools and transport), and the apparent need for some modernisation, the list price seems reasonable, but perhaps not exceptionally good value compared to other properties in the immediate vicinity with similar requirements.

The property appears to be habitable but shows signs of needing some modernization and improvements. While the kitchen and bathroom seem functional, the overall presentation suggests a need for cosmetic upgrades and potentially some repairs to maintain the property’s condition.

The property benefits from being near several well-regarded schools with good Ofsted ratings, which is a significant advantage for families. Proximity to multiple train stations provides convenient access to Manchester city centre and beyond. Rusholme’s location within Manchester offers a balance of residential living and access to amenities, though it may not be as centrally located as some other areas.

The property has a small yard, but it’s more of a paved area than a significant garden space. The lack of substantial outdoor area contributes to a lower land score.