The asking price seems reasonable considering the property’s size, location, and condition, taking into account comparative market data, although more conclusive evidence would be needed by access to accurate local sales data, specifically square footage pricing for comparable properties to provide a definitively higher score.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be in generally good condition, though some updating might be desirable to increase its overall appeal and potential value. The kitchen and bathroom show some modernisation, while other areas appear lived-in with existing decor, creating a mixed impression of condition.

The property is located in Wigan Central, offering proximity to Wigan Wallgate and Wigan North Western train stations (within 1km), multiple primary and secondary schools with good Ofsted ratings (within 1km), and is also relatively close to the town centre. This makes it a convenient location for commuters and families. However, Wigan isn’t considered a top-tier location compared to other areas in Greater Manchester, hence the score isn’t higher.

The property has a rear garden, which is a positive feature, though its size is not explicitly mentioned, and the images suggest it’s relatively small compared to what is commonly available in this type of property. The relatively modest size of the garden leads to a moderate score.