The asking price seems relatively reasonable in the context of comparable properties listed on Mottram Road and nearby areas, which suggests a competitive value. However, the lack of sqft data for comparable properties hinders a fully accurate assessment. Therefore, the score is mid-range acknowledging its competitivity, while acknowledging a lack of conclusive data to place it firmly in the higher end.

The property shows evidence of recent modernisation in the kitchen and flooring, suggesting a reasonably well-maintained interior. However, without access to a full property survey, I cannot comment on potential issues such as plumbing and electrical systems which are not easily observable from photographs. Therefore the score reflects the visibly good condition but acknowledges potential unseen issues.

Broadbottom benefits from its proximity to a train station providing convenient access to Manchester, and also has a primary school nearby. The village setting offers a more tranquil environment compared to a bustling city centre. However, the limited information about local amenities beyond the train station and school means it isn’t a perfect score.

The property includes a decked area, which is an asset. However, the total plot size is given as zero. The images suggest a small garden at the rear which, while usable, is not extensive, limiting the land score.