Considering the property’s size (775 sqft), its condition (requiring some modernisation), and the lack of outdoor space, the asking price of £165,000 seems reasonably competitive within the Hyde market, especially when compared to similar terraced properties in the area. However, without precise square footage data for comparable properties, it’s hard to definitively classify it as exceptional value.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be in generally average condition. While it’s habitable, it shows signs of needing some modernisation and updating, particularly in terms of decor and fixtures. The kitchen and bathrooms seem dated and could benefit from refurbishment to improve the property’s overall appeal and market value.

The property is located in Hyde, Greater Manchester, which benefits from relatively good transport links via train stations (Newton for Hyde being the closest) and is within reasonable proximity to schools. The presence of several well-regarded primary schools nearby increases its appeal to families. However, Hyde’s overall desirability might be considered average compared to more affluent areas in Greater Manchester.

The property appears to have virtually no garden space, which is a significant drawback for many buyers, particularly families. The lack of outdoor space significantly impacts the overall score for this aspect.