The list price of £220,000 seems relatively reasonable when considering comparable properties in the area. The neighbouring properties on Cooper Avenue are similarly priced, suggesting the asking price is competitive within the local market. The property’s recent renovation is likely reflected in its value. However, without more detailed information on square footage of comparable houses and the overall condition of the market, a higher price score cannot be justified. The missing plot size information also limits the accuracy of the assessment.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in good condition. It has recently been renovated or refurbished, with modern fixtures, fittings and flooring. The interior is presented in a clean and neutral style. However, the lack of information on the overall structural soundness of the property prevents a score of 10.

The property is located in Earlestown, Newton-le-Willows, which benefits from relatively close proximity to good schools (Lyme Community Primary and The District Cofe Primary, both rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) and train stations (Earlestown station being the closest). The area appears residential with green spaces visible in aerial imagery, suggesting a pleasant living environment. However, the lack of detailed information on local amenities and overall area desirability prevents a higher score. The average house prices on nearby streets (varying significantly) indicate a mix of property values, suggesting the location may not be top-tier but still reasonably desirable.

The property includes a garden with artificial turf and a paved patio area. While it’s not expansive, it is a reasonable size for a semi-detached house in this area and offers a usable outdoor space. The presence of a shed adds to its functionality. A lack of precise plot size information prevents a higher rating.