The list price of £750,000 is substantial, particularly given the lack of square footage and plot size data. Without precise dimensions, it’s challenging to assess value per square foot accurately. The property’s condition is also a factor. While the location and the potential to renovate the property to a high standard are positive factors, the need for potential renovations, and the lack of crucial property details, make this an above average, but not exceptional, price considering the current Manchester property market.

The property shows a mix of features. Some rooms exhibit well-maintained original details (such as the ceiling rose and flooring), suggesting a level of care and attention to the period aspects of the house. However, other areas appear to need some updating. The bathrooms and kitchen appear to have had some renovation, but other parts of the house (e.g. some of the bedrooms and flooring) appear dated and could benefit from modernisation. There may be underlying maintenance issues that are not visible in the photos. This makes it a fair condition score, but not top-tier.

Whalley Range is a popular residential area in Manchester known for its Victorian architecture and family-friendly atmosphere. The proximity to several well-regarded schools (St. Margaret’s Cofe Primary School and William Hulme’s Grammar School, both rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) is a significant plus for families. Public transport links, while not immediately adjacent, are reasonably accessible given the proximity to several train stations within a 30-40 minute journey. This makes it a desirable location, although the lack of immediate proximity to local shops and amenities might slightly detract for some buyers.

The property includes a small front garden and a modest-sized rear garden. While there is outdoor space, it’s not extensive and wouldn’t be considered a large garden compared to other properties in the area. The small front garden and rear garden add to the property but don’t make up for the lack of a larger plot size.