Considering the property’s location in Oldham, its condition (needing some modernization), the limited land, and the size of 700 square feet, the list price of £125,000 seems fairly reasonable, though not necessarily a bargain. Comparable properties in the area are available at various price points, indicating that the property is priced competitively within the local market, though further price per square foot data would assist in a more precise evaluation.

Based on the photographs, the property appears to be in generally acceptable condition, though not excellent. The interior seems clean and well-maintained but may need some updating to enhance its appeal. The kitchen and bathroom seem adequately functional but appear a bit dated. There’s no evidence of significant damage or disrepair. However, it’s not a newly renovated or modern property.

The property is situated in Oldham, Greater Manchester, which is a decent location with access to transport links such as train stations (though a bit of a drive away) and local schools, albeit with varying Ofsted ratings. The proximity to several primary and secondary schools, makes it appealing to families. However, Oldham itself has certain challenges regarding economic opportunity and overall desirability when compared to other areas in Greater Manchester. The immediate area appears residential and relatively quiet based on the provided information and images, which may be a positive for some buyers.

The property includes a small garden area, which is a positive aspect. However, the size of this garden is modest and does not offer a large outdoor space. This is reflective of many properties in urban areas such as Oldham.