The listed price of £160,000 seems high considering the property’s condition and small land size. While the location is positive, the extensive renovation needed will add substantially to the overall cost. Nearby comparable properties, though data is limited, suggest that properties in similar need of refurbishment are available at lower prices. Therefore, the value for money is not exceptionally high given the current condition.

Based on the provided photographs, the property is in need of significant renovation. While the bathroom appears relatively complete, the rest of the house shows stripped walls, exposed ceilings, and generally unfinished interiors. This indicates a considerable amount of work is required before the property is habitable. The property requires significant investment to improve its condition.

The property benefits from being located in Leigh, Greater Manchester, close to local amenities such as shops and schools. The proximity to several primary schools with good Ofsted ratings (St. Thomas’ Cofe Primary School and St Joseph’s Catholic Primary School) is a significant advantage for families. Train stations are within a reasonable distance, albeit requiring car travel, enabling access to broader transport networks. However, the specific location on Chapel Street requires further analysis to verify its exact position within Leigh and its potential proximity to more significant local attractions or potential noise or traffic issues.

The property has a very small yard/garden space, as shown in the images. It is more of a small yard than a garden. This is not uncommon for properties in this type of urban location but is a significant drawback to those seeking outdoor space.