The asking price of £90,000 for a two-bedroom apartment in Hyde seems relatively reasonable when compared with other nearby listings, especially given the current market trends. The lack of detailed square footage information for comparable properties somewhat restricts a complete price per square foot comparison. However, taking into account the apartment’s apparent need for some level of upgrading, the price appears in line with market expectations for similar properties in the area.

The provided photographs reveal a property that is generally habitable but requires some level of renovation or modernisation. The carpets appear worn and stained, and there’s a general lack of cosmetic appeal. While the fixtures and fittings seem functional, an update would significantly enhance the property’s overall condition and market appeal.

The property is situated in Hyde, Greater Manchester, which benefits from relatively good transport links via nearby train stations (Hyde Central, Newton for Hyde, etc.) connecting to Manchester. The proximity to several primary schools, although requiring further investigation into their quality (Ofsted ratings unavailable in dataset), adds to the locational appeal, particularly for families. However, the lack of detailed information regarding local amenities and the overall character of the neighbourhood slightly lowers the score.

The property is described as an apartment with no mention of a garden or any external space, hence the low score.