The list price of £210,000 seems reasonably competitive given the size (1180 sqft), location, and condition of the property. Comparable nearby properties within a 1km radius vary considerably in price, ranging from £82,000 to £240,000. The absence of definitive square footage data for nearby properties makes a precise comparison challenging. Overall, the price falls within the general range of similar properties in the area but without precise comparisons, only a reasonable score can be given.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in generally good condition. The kitchen and bathroom seem recently updated, though the rest of the property shows some signs of needing modernisation. The overall aesthetic is dated, and while there are no obvious major repairs needed, a full refurbishment would likely enhance the property’s value and appeal.

The property is located in the Waterhead area of Oldham, which benefits from proximity to local amenities, schools, and transport links. While Oldham itself might not be considered a top-tier location in Greater Manchester, Waterhead offers a more residential feel with access to green spaces. The nearby train stations at Mossley, Ashton-Under-Lyne and Stalybridge provide reasonable access to other parts of Greater Manchester. Several schools are within a reasonable distance, although Ofsted ratings are not provided, preventing a more precise evaluation.

The property has a garden, which adds value and is a desirable feature for many buyers. However, the size of the plot isn’t specified. Images reveal a relatively standard-sized garden for a semi-detached property, therefore a middling score is given. The existence of a garden shed is a small positive.