The list price of £50,000 seems relatively reasonable considering the size (451 sqft) and location within Stockport, especially compared to other similar flats in the area. However, the lack of outdoor space and the condition (not being pristine) slightly lower the score. The comparative prices of other 1-bed flats in the locality seem generally higher which supports this higher score.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be in reasonable condition for its age and price point. The apartment seems clean and relatively modern, although there is some minor evidence of wear and tear visible in some images. While not in perfect condition, it doesn’t appear to need major renovations.

The property benefits from a central Stockport location, with relatively close proximity to transport links (Stockport train station being under a kilometer away), schools (St Thomas’ Church of England Primary School is very close), and other amenities. However, the immediate surroundings may not be considered the most desirable part of Stockport, hence a score below the maximum.

The property has virtually no land associated with it, being an apartment. This is common for apartments in urban locations, but negatively impacts the overall desirability compared to properties with gardens or outdoor space.