The asking price is in line with some other properties in the area, but several properties show similar or greater value in the same area. The lack of precise square footage data for nearby properties makes a truly precise comparison difficult, but the price seems neither particularly high nor low, placing it in the middle range. This is partially supported by the lack of clear pricing per square foot data for this area which is a hindrance to a more precise analysis of the price.

The property appears well-maintained and presented in the photographs, though it does show some signs of age. The extension is a significant improvement but the main house appears to be a standard build that shows its years, without major renovations visible. Modern aspects such as the kitchen and bathrooms are present, but aren’t showing any luxury finishes.

Mossley is a desirable village with good access to amenities and transport links. The proximity to highly-rated schools and the train station in Mossley adds to the appeal. However, it’s not a central location, which might be a drawback for some buyers. The local area also appears to have a mix of property values, some significantly higher and some lower than the subject property.

The property has a garden, which is a positive, though it doesn’t appear exceptionally large compared to other properties in the area. The garden is well presented but appears relatively small.