The asking price of £270,000 seems relatively reasonable compared to other nearby properties, especially when considering that some neighbouring properties require significant refurbishment. However, a lack of precise square footage data for comparable properties makes a definitive price per square foot comparison unreliable. The described need for refurbishment should be factored in alongside the location to reach a fair assessment of the value for money. Additional information about the property’s interior layout and overall state of repair would be beneficial.

Based on the provided photographs, the property seems to be structurally sound but requires some level of refurbishment or modernisation. The exterior appears relatively well-maintained, though there are visible signs that the property would benefit from updating. A more detailed inspection would be necessary to fully assess the property’s overall condition and the extent of any required repairs or renovations.

The property is situated on Crumpsall Lane, Manchester, which benefits from its proximity to several primary schools (Crumpsall Lane Primary School, St Anne’s RC Primary School, and Cravenwood Primary Academy), all within a reasonable distance. The presence of Abraham Moss Community School nearby adds to the family-friendly appeal of the area. Transportation links appear decent given the relatively close proximity to several train stations in Manchester. However, the lack of detailed information on local amenities beyond schools and transport hinders a higher score. A more comprehensive review of the surrounding infrastructure, shopping facilities, and green spaces would lead to a more accurate assessment of its location score.

The property appears to have a small garden, which is not extensive. Although a small garden may be adequate for some homeowners, its size limits its potential and therefore does not warrant a high score in this area. The additional information confirming a ‘fabulous corner plot’ suggests the garden space could be better utilised, making the size more attractive. However, a precise garden size would be needed to definitively assess this aspect of the property.