The listed price of £137,000 for a studio apartment requires more context for a definitive assessment. Considering comparable properties in the vicinity ranging from £68,250 to £275,000, and considering the lack of square footage data the price appears to be somewhere in the middle range of this pricing variance. However, without knowing the size of the studio apartment, it’s difficult to determine if this is a fair market value. The lack of square footage information significantly hinders the price-per-square-foot calculation, crucial for accurate valuation.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in good condition with modern fixtures and fittings. The apartment presents a clean and well-maintained look. However, the photos only show a small portion of the property, therefore a full assessment of condition is limited.

The property benefits from its proximity to several excellent schools, including those with ‘Outstanding’ Ofsted ratings, and is also conveniently located near public transportation with several train stations within a reasonable distance. The Manchester Waters development itself is a modern development, potentially offering appealing amenities, although specifics aren’t provided. However, the lack of information on local amenities beyond schools and transport limits the score.

The property is described as a studio apartment and no information regarding outdoor space or plot size is provided. This indicates a lack of land associated with the property.