The listed price of £280,000 seems reasonable considering the location and apparent condition. However, the absence of square footage data prevents a precise price per square foot calculation for a direct comparison to other properties. Nearby similar apartments, also in city centre locations, are priced in a similar range. Although the lack of SQFT data prevents a definitive conclusion, the price is within the expected range for a one-bedroom apartment in this prime area of Manchester.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in good condition. The images show a modern, newly renovated or refurbished apartment with contemporary fixtures and fittings. While it’s a staged image, the overall impression suggests a well-maintained and updated space.

The property is located on Oxford Street in Manchester’s Deansgate area, a highly desirable location known for its proximity to excellent transport links (Manchester Oxford Road train station is just 0.39km away), a variety of shops, and cultural attractions. The presence of several universities nearby also contributes to a vibrant and active atmosphere, potentially boosting rental yields and capital appreciation. The proximity to St. Peter’s Square and the city center further enhances its desirability.

The listing does not specify the existence of a private garden. Given that it is an apartment in a city centre location, the lack of a private outdoor space is expected. The communal garden mentioned in similar nearby listings may provide some access to green space but this is limited and will not be as desirable as a private garden.