The listed price of £230,000 seems reasonably competitive considering the location and size of the apartment (839.59 sqft). Nearby comparable properties are priced similarly, although the lack of sqft data for those listings makes a precise comparison difficult. The overall condition and lack of outdoor space are factors that could influence the price, making it a slightly below-average value compared to some other options.

The apartment appears to be in generally good condition from the photos provided. While the decor is somewhat dated and could benefit from modernisation, there are no visible signs of significant damage or disrepair. The kitchen and bathrooms seem well-maintained, although a modern update would enhance the overall aesthetic appeal.

The property benefits from a central Manchester location, close to Manchester Victoria train station (0.38km) and several other transport links. The proximity to schools, while not exceptional in terms of top-rated institutions, offers reasonable access to education. The Green Quarter development is generally considered a desirable area, contributing to the higher score. However, the lack of detailed information on immediate amenities (shops, etc.) slightly lowers the score.

The property has virtually no private land associated with it, being an apartment in a high-rise development. This is typical for city centre apartments and results in a very low land score.