Considering the property’s condition, location, and land size, the list price of £270,000 appears relatively reasonable compared to similar properties in the area. While the square footage is given at 1100, the lack of information on other houses’ square footage makes precise comparison difficult. The property’s features (three bedrooms, garden, driveway) justify the asking price within the current market conditions of Droylsden, though there’s room for negotiation depending on the buyer’s needs and market fluctuations.

Based on the photographs, the property appears to be in generally good condition, though some areas could benefit from modernisation. The rooms seem well-maintained, but the bathroom shows signs of age and could be updated. The kitchen is functional but perhaps a little dated. Overall, it is habitable and doesn’t appear to require extensive repairs, but updating is advisable for enhancing its market appeal.

The property is located in Droylsden, Greater Manchester, which benefits from relatively good transport links via nearby train stations (Fairfield, Denton, etc.) and is within a reasonable distance of schools that have received ‘Good’ or ‘Outstanding’ Ofsted ratings. The proximity to local amenities in Droylsden town centre also contributes positively to its location score. However, Droylsden isn’t a top-tier location in Greater Manchester, thus limiting the overall score.

The property has a garden and driveway, which is a positive feature. The size of the garden is moderate rather than extensive. The presence of both front and rear garden space adds to the livability but doesn’t place it in the top range of land size.