The asking price of £165,000 seems reasonable considering it’s a two-bedroom retirement apartment in Stretford. Comparing to similar properties in The Highlands development, the price is within range. However, lack of plot size data makes direct comparison to sqft pricing difficult. The absence of significant features, the limited communal garden space and dated interior need to be taken into account.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be in reasonable condition, though some aspects seem dated. The interior shows a well-maintained space, but elements like the wall coverings, furniture and some of the kitchen fixtures show their age. It’s likely to need some updating, but it doesn’t appear to be in significant disrepair.

The property is situated in Stretford, Greater Manchester, a suburb with good access to amenities and transport links. The proximity to Longford Park, local schools (including Stretford Grammar School, which has a good Ofsted rating), and transport connections to Manchester city centre contributes to a positive location score. However, it’s important to note that the immediate area details are limited, and the overall area score is affected by the limited land and nature of the property as a retirement apartment.

The property is an apartment within a larger development, with no private garden. While there is communal green space, the limited private outdoor area contributes to a low score in this category.