The list price of £225,000 seems somewhat high considering the property’s condition. While the location is good, the need for extensive modernisation makes it less desirable compared to nearby properties in better condition. Comparing it to nearby street averages (which are limited in provided data) a price closer to the lower end of the range would likely be more competitive. The average prices for nearby streets lack SQFT data making accurate comparisons difficult.

The property shows its age, requiring significant modernisation. While the kitchen and bathroom appear relatively modern, the rest of the house needs updating. Carpets are dated, walls need repainting, and there’s an overall need for refurbishment throughout. The garden also looks unkempt.

Northenden is a desirable suburb of Manchester, known for its family-friendly atmosphere and good local amenities. The proximity to good schools (Northenden Community School and St Wilfrid’s Cofe Aided Primary School both rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) and relatively easy access to train stations (Gatley, East Didsbury) and Manchester Airport adds to its appeal. However, it’s not in the city centre, which might detract from the score for some buyers.

The property has a garden, which is a positive, however the provided images suggest that the garden is relatively small and needs a lot of work. It’s neither exceptionally large nor particularly small for a semi-detached house in this area. It has potential but requires significant effort.