Considering the comparable properties in the area—that are missing data, therefore we are unable to provide a definitive price analysis. However, at £150,000 for an 800 sqft, three-bedroom terraced house, the price seems reasonable, though not exceptionally good value compared to other potentially available properties.

The property appears to be in reasonable condition based on the provided photos. The interior shows modern fixtures and fittings, suggesting recent renovations or updates. The exterior, while showing some signs of age, doesn’t display any major issues of disrepair. While not pristine, it’s well-maintained for a property of its type and age.

Tyldesley benefits from good primary schools, including Tyldesley St George’s Central Cofe Primary School and Nursery, rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted, and is within reasonable distance of other well-regarded schools. The proximity to train stations at Atherton, Hag Fold and others provides access to commuting options to Manchester and other areas, though not walkable. However, the property itself is on a terraced street with a somewhat limited feel, and the immediate surroundings may not be considered exceptional for amenities. The town centre is within walking distance, adding positively to the location score.

The property has a very small, paved yard, essentially providing minimal outdoor space. No garden is apparent. Therefore, a low score reflects the lack of substantial land associated with the property.