The list price of £355,000 seems reasonable, considering the size of the property (1220 sqft), its condition, and location in Sharston. Comparable properties in the area seem to range in price, with some slightly cheaper and others more expensive. The lack of a large garden might explain the price point not being higher.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be in good condition. It has undergone some renovations, particularly in the kitchen and bathrooms. While some might prefer more modern aesthetics, the current condition is clearly well-maintained and suggests it is move-in ready.

The property is located in Sharston, Manchester, which benefits from its proximity to good schools, local amenities, and transport links. The nearby train stations provide access to Manchester city centre and beyond, whilst several primary schools are within a short distance. However, Sharston may not be considered one of Manchester’s most desirable areas, hence the score isn’t higher.

The property has a small garden, which is typical for a property in this area. While there is a small enclosed space, the overall amount of land is not extensive.