The listing price of £280,000 seems somewhat high given the available comparable data and the lack of information on specific property features and plot size. While nearby properties offer a range of prices, the average price per square foot isn’t available for direct comparison. The size and features are decent for the area, but the price may be inflated. The relative lack of garden space also means this would likely be a less desirable purchase for individuals or families who would benefit from a larger garden. Therefore the price may well be deemed expensive by the marketplace.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in reasonably good condition. The interiors are well-maintained and seem recently updated, although some rooms present a more lived-in feel than others. No major structural issues are immediately apparent, suggesting a relatively well-cared-for home that is likely move-in ready.

The property is located in Droylsden, Greater Manchester, an area with good transport links to Manchester city center and other surrounding towns. The presence of several primary schools within a reasonable distance, rated ‘Good’ or ‘Outstanding’ by Ofsted, makes it attractive to families. While not explicitly stated as being in a highly desirable area, its proximity to amenities and transport suggests a relatively convenient location.

The property has a small rear garden which offers some outdoor space, but it’s not extensive. The lack of precise plot size data prevents a more accurate assessment, but the images indicate a relatively compact outdoor area.