The list price of £98,000 seems reasonable, considering similar properties in the area, particularly other apartments within Millers Court which have listed for comparable prices. However, the lack of private outdoor space and the dated condition mean it’s not exceptionally good value compared to other properties on the market, particularly larger homes or those in better condition. The limited information on average price per square foot hinders a more precise valuation.

Based on the photographs, the apartment appears to be in fair condition but is dated. While it seems structurally sound, the decor and fixtures (kitchen, bathroom) appear older and would likely benefit from some modernisation to meet current standards. The condition is not poor, but it is not exceptional either.

Macclesfield is a desirable town in Cheshire, offering a good balance of amenities and proximity to nature. The property’s location benefits from being near several highly-rated schools (Parkroyal Community School, The Fermain Academy, All Hallows Catholic College) and is within reasonable distance of Macclesfield train station, providing convenient access to other areas. However, the specific location within Millers Court, a retirement complex, might limit appeal to a broader range of buyers.

The property has no private outdoor space. While there is communal garden area, the lack of a private garden or patio significantly reduces its appeal for those seeking outdoor space.