At £170,000, the price seems relatively reasonable. The lack of square footage data in the nearby listings makes accurate comparison difficult. However, taking into consideration the property’s features (3 bedrooms, a garden) and its condition, the price is competitive with other similar properties in the area, although there is room for negotiation, depending on a detailed inspection.

The property appears to be in generally good condition from the photos, with a recently renovated kitchen and bathroom. However, some areas, such as the garden, could be considered in need of some tidying up and general maintenance. While there’s a pleasant aesthetic to the interior, a comprehensive inspection would be needed to fully assess the condition.

The property is situated in Middleton, Greater Manchester, an area with a mix of housing types and amenities. Proximity to good schools like St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Primary and Bowlee Park Community Primary School adds value, as does its relative closeness to transport links, although the distances shown (4.71 KM to the nearest station) suggest a commute may not be entirely convenient for all. Overall, the location is decent but not exceptional.

The property benefits from a sizable garden, a rare feature for terraced houses in urban areas. While it appears slightly unkempt in the photos, the garden’s area offers good potential for use as outdoor space, which is a highly desirable feature, thereby receiving a higher score.