The asking price of £310,000 needs to be considered against comparable properties in the area. Information on square footage is missing which is a significant factor. Nearby listings suggest some variance in price, with some significantly higher than the asking price and others lower. Given the condition of the property, and the need for potential renovation/upgrades, the price seems reasonably competitive but not necessarily exceptionally good value. More data, especially regarding the property size would be beneficial to come to a concrete conclusion.

The property appears to be generally habitable, but requires some cosmetic upgrades. The interior photos show some dated décor and areas that could benefit from minor repairs and updating. The garden also seems to be in need of attention, and while not falling apart, it is unkempt and not to a high standard. The overall condition isn’t poor but it needs some work and investment to reach a higher standard.

The property is located in Hollingworth, a village within the Longdendale area of Tameside. While not a major city centre, Hollingworth benefits from proximity to good schools (Hollingworth Primary School rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted is nearby), and relatively easy access to train stations (though requiring a short drive). The village setting offers a quieter lifestyle, which some buyers will value highly. However, the limited local amenities may detract from the score for some buyers, and the slightly further travel distance to larger towns and cities compared to more central locations.

The property includes a garden, but its size and quality are not explicitly stated. The photos suggest a reasonably sized garden, but it appears somewhat unmaintained. This makes it hard to fully assess the ‘land’ aspect. The garden’s condition could be considered in the overall value, impacting the final score.