JP & Brimelow says ..

Property Oracle says ..

Whalley Range is a popular area of Manchester, known for its mix of Victorian and Edwardian properties. The property’s proximity to good schools like St. Margaret’s Cofe Primary School (rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) and several other highly-rated schools within a 1km radius is a significant positive. The area also benefits from relatively easy access to several train stations, including Manchester Piccadilly, although travel times will vary depending on the specific station used. The presence of local amenities and green spaces would further enhance the desirability of the location. The property appears to be well-maintained and modernised, with a recently updated kitchen and bathrooms evident in the photographs. The interior shows a contemporary style throughout, suggesting that the property is in good condition and does not require significant renovation. The garden also appears to be well-kept and landscaped. The property includes a substantial garden, which is a desirable feature in a densely populated urban area like Manchester. The garden is well-maintained and includes a patio area and garden shed, adding to its appeal. The list price of £700,000 is considerably higher than the average price of £477,296 for the area. However, without the square footage of the property, it’s difficult to definitively assess the value per square foot and compare it to the area average of £363. The property’s size, condition, features (like the garden and outbuildings), and location all influence its market value. A detailed comparison of the property’s size and features to similar properties in the area is needed to determine if the asking price is reasonable. The presence of nearby properties listed at similar or higher prices suggests that the asking price is within the range of values for comparable properties in the area.

Therefore, we give this property 8 / 10. *Disclaimer: This is our option and does constitute a recommendation or financial advice. Do your own research. *

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