The asking price of £155,000 seems relatively competitive for a two-bedroom terraced house in the area, considering comparable properties in the vicinity listed between £110,000 and £165,000. However, the lack of square footage data makes an accurate price-per-square-foot comparison impossible. The condition of the property also suggests that buyers might expect some renovation costs, which could affect its perceived value.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in generally fair condition, though showing its age. The interiors seem somewhat dated and could benefit from modernisation. The exterior looks relatively well-maintained, but the overall condition doesn’t present as luxurious or high-end, indicating room for improvements.

The property is situated in Harpurhey, Manchester. While not in the most affluent area, it benefits from proximity to several schools (Holy Trinity Cofe Primary School being rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) and is within reasonable distance of Manchester city centre via public transport. This makes it attractive to families and commuters, although the specific desirability depends on individual buyer preferences and priorities.

The listing doesn’t specify garden size. Given the terraced house type, a small yard or garden is likely, but there’s no indication of substantial outdoor space. This limits the overall land score.