The list price of £100,000 seems relatively reasonable given the current state of the property and the average house prices in nearby streets which are slightly lower. Though needing significant investment, the potential to add value through renovation in a location with good local amenities makes the property relatively competitively priced. However, the lack of precise square footage data and comparison properties with equivalent size and condition makes providing an exact assessment more difficult, giving this property a 7.

The property shows its age and requires significant modernisation. The provided photographs reveal outdated fixtures, worn finishes, and a general need for refurbishment. While the structure appears sound, the interior requires updating to meet modern standards and improve its overall appeal. A score of 5 reflects its condition; a full refurbishment could significantly raise this score.

The property’s location in Oldham, specifically Crete Street, presents a mixed bag. While it’s close to several primary and secondary schools with ‘Good’ Ofsted ratings (Broadfield Primary, Greenhill Academy, The Hathershaw College), its proximity to transport links is moderate, with train stations requiring a short journey by car or bus. The area itself appears to have a range of property values, some significantly lower than the subject property, suggesting potential for both appreciation and depreciation depending on market fluctuations and improvements to the property itself. Therefore, a score of 4 reflects its average location.

The property has a small, neglected backyard. The images show overgrown vegetation and a generally unkempt area. The lack of substantial outdoor space justifies a low score. The space exists, but is currently not usable, requiring significant time and money to make it a functional asset to the property.