The list price of £350,000 seems reasonable considering the property’s apparent new build condition and location. A comparable nearby property, also a new build, is listed at £385,000, suggesting the property is fairly priced if not slightly undervalued. The lack of comprehensive information on local average prices per square foot makes a precise determination difficult, but based on comparable listings, the price appears justifiable. However, without more data on comparable sold properties, a higher score can’t be fully justified.

The provided photographs suggest the property is in excellent condition. It appears to be a new build or recently renovated, with modern fixtures, fittings, and a high standard of finish throughout. The interior looks well-maintained and clean. The exterior also shows good landscaping and maintenance.

The property is located in Mottram, a village in the Longdendale area of Tameside, Greater Manchester. While not in a major city centre, it benefits from proximity to several amenities including schools (St James Catholic Primary School is notably rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted and within a reasonable distance) and public transport links. Train stations like Hattersley are within a reasonable commuting distance, offering connections to Manchester and other areas. The relative quietude of a village setting combined with the accessibility of nearby towns and transport makes it an appealing location for many. However, it’s not a top-tier location due to its slightly removed position from more extensive amenities and services.

The property includes a paved courtyard-style rear garden and a driveway. While this provides some outdoor space, it’s relatively small compared to properties with larger gardens. There’s no mention of the plot size beyond it being reported as 0.00 sqft, which may or may not be an error in reporting. The size of the outdoor space is limited, hence the lower score.