The list price of £250,000 seems reasonable considering the size, condition and location. The nearby listings show a range of prices for similar properties, so while not a steal, it’s competitively priced within its market bracket. While the lack of sqft information in those listings makes a precise per sqft comparison challenging, the price reflects the modernised interiors and what appears to be a good-sized garden, positioning it as a desirable option within its price range.

Based on the photographs, the property appears to be in good condition. The kitchen and bathroom have recently been modernised to a good standard, suggesting recent renovations or upgrades. The rest of the house looks well-maintained and presented, though the choice of wallpaper may not appeal to all tastes. There’s no evidence of significant repairs needed, suggesting a solid overall condition. The condition is good, but not exceptional.

The property is located in Failsworth, Manchester, which benefits from relatively good access to local amenities, schools and transport links. The proximity to highly-rated primary schools such as Propps Hall Junior Infant and Nursery School and St Mary’s RC Primary School is a significant advantage for families. Train stations are within a reasonable distance, though not within walking distance. The presence of nearby shops and other services further enhances its convenience. However, Failsworth is not considered a prime location in Greater Manchester, and some buyers might prefer more central areas.

The property includes a garden of a decent size for a bungalow in this area, offering some outdoor space. The garden is well-maintained, but not extensive. The addition of paving and a shed increase its practical usability. While not a large plot, it is larger than many properties in the area and has space for relaxing and entertaining.