The list price of £525,000 seems somewhat high considering the property’s condition and the lack of precise plot size information. While the location and land size are positive factors, the extensive renovation needed significantly impacts the perceived value. Comparable properties in the area, although lacking precise sqft data, suggest a lower price point for properties in similar condition. However, the potential for extension and the larger than average garden could justify a higher price for a buyer willing to undertake the renovations.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in need of significant modernisation. The interior finishes, including carpets, flooring, and kitchen units, are outdated and show signs of wear and tear. Some walls exhibit damage, suggesting the need for repairs. While the structure seems sound, a substantial renovation would be required to bring the property up to modern standards.

The property is situated in Lower Broadacre, Stalybridge, which benefits from proximity to several schools rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted, including Stalyhill Infant and Junior Schools. Train stations are within a reasonable distance, offering connections to Manchester and beyond. While Stalybridge itself may not be considered a prime location compared to more central areas of Greater Manchester, it offers a more affordable alternative with access to amenities and transport links. The relatively quiet residential street adds to its appeal for families.

The property has a noticeable garden, larger than many properties in the area. The images show a sizeable lawn area, offering potential for landscaping and outdoor activities. While the exact plot size is not specified, the visual evidence suggests a relatively generous amount of land compared to typical properties in Stalybridge.