Considering the average price of comparable properties on Princess Street (ranging from £69,500 to £123,000), the listing price of £130,000 seems reasonably competitive, although not remarkably undervalued. The property’s condition and small outdoor space influence this middling score; however, there is evidence that the asking price is near the high end of the market for comparable properties on that street.

The property shows signs of being habitable, but several rooms appear somewhat cluttered and dated. While the kitchen and bathroom are functional, they could benefit from some modernization and cosmetic improvements. The overall condition appears satisfactory but not exceptional.

The property benefits from its proximity to Ashton-under-Lyne train station (1.75km), offering convenient access to commuting routes. Furthermore, several well-regarded schools are within a reasonable distance, including Ashton Sixth Form College (Outstanding Ofsted rating). However, the immediate surrounding streets show mixed average pricing, indicating some variability in desirability within the area. The lack of detailed information on the specific area around Princess Street limits the precise assessment of location quality.

The property appears to have a small yard or paved area, which is functional but doesn’t constitute a substantial garden. It’s primarily a paved area for waste storage and some limited outdoor space. Therefore, a low score is justified.