The asking price of £190,000 seems reasonably competitive when compared to similar terraced houses on Green Lane itself and nearby streets like Chapel Way. While some properties are listed at a higher price point, reflecting potentially larger size or added features, the price seems fair considering the location and the fact that it’s a mid-terraced property. The lack of square footage data prevents a fully informed assessment, making the price assessment moderate rather than high.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be habitable but in need of some modernization. While the exterior is well-maintained, the interior shows some dated features and decor which could be seen as needing updating. The kitchen and bathroom appear relatively functional, but a more contemporary style may be desired by some buyers. Overall, the condition is adequate but not outstanding.

The property is situated on Green Lane in Hadfield, Glossop. Hadfield benefits from being a short distance from Glossop town centre which offers a range of amenities. The proximity to several primary schools (Hadfield Infant School, St Andrew’s Cofe Junior School, Hadfield Nursery School) with varying Ofsted ratings, and secondary schools (Glossopdale School and Sixth Form) makes it attractive to families. Train stations are also within reasonable proximity, providing access to Manchester and other areas. However, the lack of precise details on local amenities immediately surrounding the property prevents a higher score.

The property features a garden which appears well-maintained. Though the size isn’t specified, based on the images, it is of a reasonable size for a terraced property, offering some outdoor space. However, it doesn’t qualify as a large garden, therefore it’s not given a high score.