Considering the property’s location, proximity to schools and transport links, and the general condition (needing some improvement), the list price of £115,000 seems reasonably competitive within the market, especially compared to other listings on Raysonhill Drive and nearby streets with similar property types. However, the absence of plot size information and average price per square foot data for the specific property type in the area makes a definite conclusive statement difficult.

The provided images reveal a property that appears generally habitable but requires some modernisation and cosmetic improvements. While the structure seems sound, the bathroom shows signs of mildew or mould, indicating a need for maintenance. The kitchen appears functional but dated. The interior decor is inconsistent, and some areas like the bathroom need attention before it is considered in excellent condition.

The property benefits from being close to several good primary schools (Pike Fold Primary School, Co-op Academy Manchester, and others) within a short distance. The proximity to Manchester city centre (approx. 4-5 miles based on nearby train station distances) also enhances its location score, offering convenient access to employment opportunities and amenities. However, the lack of detailed information regarding local shops and other amenities directly surrounding the property slightly lowers the score.

The property has almost no land, it appears to be a flat within a larger building. This lack of private outdoor space significantly impacts the land score.