The list price of £270,000 seems reasonable given the property’s condition, location, and land size. Considering comparable properties in the area listed in the range of £200,000-£250,000 for similar terraced houses, and the added benefits of this property’s garden and updated interiors the property is a competitive listing. However, the lack of square footage information and a broader market comparison limits the ability to provide a definitive assessment of value for money.

Based on the photographs, the property appears to be in good condition, showcasing a well-maintained interior with modern updates to the kitchen and bathroom. The property’s features, including exposed beams and original doors, suggest charm and character, suggesting the property has been maintained well. Some cosmetic enhancements could further improve the overall condition, hence the score.

The property benefits from a semi-rural location with views across open fields, offering a tranquil setting. Proximity to Heywood Old Road suggests access to amenities, though the exact details are not provided. The presence of nearby schools with varying Ofsted ratings indicates a mixed educational landscape in the area. Train stations are within a reasonable driving distance, although not within walking distance. This makes it a decent location, but not exceptional.

The property has a garden with a patio area, a pond feature, and a shed, indicating a significant outdoor space, The garden appears relatively well-maintained, as seen in the images. While it’s not excessively large, it’s substantially more generous than a typical terraced property, justifying a higher score.