Express Estate Agency says ..

Property Oracle says ..

Levenshulme is a diverse and vibrant suburb of Manchester, with a mix of terraced housing and a strong sense of community. The property’s location on Randolph Street places it within easy reach of several primary schools rated ‘Good’ or ‘Outstanding’ by Ofsted, making it attractive to families. The proximity to Levenshulme train station, offering regular services to Manchester Piccadilly, enhances its accessibility. While the immediate vicinity may not boast a large number of high-street shops, the area is well-served by local amenities and larger shopping centers are easily accessible by public transport. The property itself appears well-maintained and updated. The interior photographs reveal a modern kitchen and bathroom, suggesting recent renovations. The décor is contemporary, although personal preferences may vary. The property’s condition appears to be good, with no obvious signs of significant disrepair. The small rear yard offers some outdoor space, though it is relatively compact. Considering the property’s size (897 sqft) and the average price per sqft in the area (£306), the list price of £250,000 appears slightly below average. However, the lower prices of nearby comparable properties on Randolph Street suggest that the list price may be somewhat inflated. The lack of sqft data for nearby comparable properties makes a precise comparison difficult. The property’s recent renovations and good condition could justify a higher price than some of the older, potentially run-down properties in the area. A thorough survey would be needed to verify the property’s condition and to accurately assess its value. The property benefits from a small rear yard, providing some outdoor space, which is a positive attribute in an urban setting. However, the size of the yard is relatively modest compared to some properties in more suburban areas.

Therefore, we give this property 6 / 10. *Disclaimer: This is our option and does constitute a recommendation or financial advice. Do your own research. *

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