The list price of £140,000 seems relatively reasonable within the context of comparable properties in the area. Given the lack of plot size and relatively small size of the house, the price is in line with average prices for similar properties in the surrounding streets. However, without precise square footage data for comparable properties, a definitive assessment of value is challenging. A few nearby properties are less expensive, suggesting this property may be slightly overpriced. Further information on local sales would be necessary for a complete market valuation.

The property appears to be in fair condition, having undergone some modernisation. The images show a relatively clean and updated interior, but some aspects appear slightly dated and could benefit from minor upgrades to feel more modern and luxurious. The exterior photos of the property show a modest appearance in need of some maintenance, indicating that some work may be required to bring the exterior to a better standard. Thus, the condition score reflects its overall ‘liveable’ but not necessarily top-notch state.

The property is situated in Leigh, Greater Manchester, close to schools and transport links. While not in the most affluent area, the proximity to amenities and transport makes it a reasonably convenient location for families or commuters. The presence of several well-regarded primary schools within a short distance is also a significant plus. However, Leigh doesn’t have the same amenities or prestige as some other Greater Manchester towns, hence a score below 7.

The property appears to have a very small or almost non-existent garden, as evidenced by the photographs. This significantly impacts its appeal, particularly to families seeking outdoor space. Therefore, the score reflects the lack of garden and limited outdoor space. This property appears to have a concrete backyard and not much else.