The listed price of £340,000 seems somewhat high considering the property’s condition and lack of garden. Although the location is positive and it has five bedrooms, the need for renovation and smaller plot size compared to similarly priced properties in the area suggest a slightly inflated price. However, the local market dictates price, and further comparison with recent sales would help assess the value.

Based on the provided photos, the property’s condition appears to be dated. While structurally sound, it requires cosmetic upgrades, including updating wallpapers, carpets, and some fixtures. The kitchen and bathroom show some age. Overall, it doesn’t appear to be in poor condition, but a significant amount of work is needed to bring it to a modern standard.

The property is located in Old Trafford, a well-established area of Manchester. Proximity to the Trafford Centre, excellent transport links (with the nearby Metro providing easy access to the city centre and airport), and several well-regarded schools contribute to its desirability. However, the specific street’s character and immediate surroundings should be considered further, as some nearby properties seem to be undervalued.

The property includes a small yard, rather than a garden. This provides minimal outdoor space, limiting its appeal for families or those who value a significant garden.