The list price of £219,950 seems relatively reasonable when comparing it to other properties on Oldham Road, which is a diverse street with properties in a range of price points. The lack of plot size information impacts this assessment. While some nearby properties are significantly more expensive, others are considerably cheaper. Given the property’s age, the need for some modernisation, and the limited land, the price isn’t overly inflated but nor does it represent outstanding value.

Based on the provided photos, the property’s condition appears to be average. While it retains some original features and character, suggesting a level of historical preservation, certain aspects like the flooring and wallpaper appear dated. The kitchen seems functional but not modern or updated, and there’s evidence of minor wear and tear throughout. The exterior is fairly well-maintained, but there is not enough information to judge the overall structural integrity of the property.

The property is located on Oldham Road in Oldham, within the Saddleworth West And Lees locality. While Oldham itself might not be considered a top-tier location in Greater Manchester, the proximity to several good schools (Springhead Infant and Nursery School, St Agnes Cofe Primary School, and Knowsley Junior School, all rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) and relatively easy access to several train stations (although distances are moderate) boosts the score. The surrounding area also shows a variety of property types and price points, suggesting a reasonably established and diverse neighbourhood.

The property has minimal land. It includes a small paved area at the rear which can be considered more of a yard than a garden and access to a double garage that needs some attention.. This severely limits outdoor space, hence the low score.