The list price of £650,000 for a 1600 sqft, 4-bedroom property in Unsworth, Bury requires careful evaluation. The absence of average sqft pricing data for the immediate area directly hampers precise comparison. However, by comparing to similar properties in the surrounding area (£325,000-£399,950 for nearby detached houses), the listed price seems to take into account the unique features (secluded location, large garden) but could be high for certain buyers not prioritizing these features. The lack of precise details necessitates a cautious evaluation of the price.

Based on the photographs, the property appears to be generally well-maintained. While some areas could benefit from modernization, the overall state is not one of significant disrepair. The bathrooms, kitchen and some bedrooms show a more modern aesthetic, suggesting some updates have been undertaken. However, other parts show some wear and tear. Carpets and some furnishings are older and the garden appears to need some attention. Therefore, a middling score reflects the mixed condition.

The property is situated in Unsworth, Bury, which benefits from proximity to good schools (Hollins Grundy Primary School, Sunny Bank Primary School, both rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted, are within 0.8km) and several train stations within a reasonable distance, making it convenient for commuters. The presence of local amenities isn’t explicitly detailed, but the nearby streets data suggests a range of average house prices, indicating a mixed residential area with varying levels of affluence. The relative quiet and seclusion mentioned in the listing adds to the desirability but might limit access to immediate convenience. Overall, the location offers a good balance of peaceful living and accessibility to key services and transport.

The property description mentions the substantial size of the land (approximately 1 acre), which is a significant positive. However, the provided images show a garden that looks manageable but requires further landscaping or gardening work. This contrasts to the listing’s claim of seclusion and ample land. The garden’s actual size is not readily apparent, and a higher score is not justified until more detailed information is available on the plot size.