Considering the property’s condition, needing complete renovation, and the relatively small plot size, the listing price of £130,000 seems slightly high compared to some other properties on Agnes Street itself. However, it’s worth noting that this is an auction property, and the final sale price could vary. The average price of surrounding streets, while showing some properties priced below the asking price, also show a considerable difference in condition. The location in Levenshulme still provides value.

The provided photographs clearly show the property is in need of significant modernisation and repair. The interior is largely dilapidated, requiring extensive work to bring it up to a habitable standard. While the exterior appears relatively sound, the overall condition of the property is significantly below average.

Levenshulme is a popular and increasingly desirable area of Manchester. Its proximity to the city centre, good transport links (Levenshulme train station is 0.55km away), and the presence of several well-regarded schools (Crowcroft Park Primary School and St Richard’s RC Primary School both within a short distance) contribute to its appeal. The area also boasts a vibrant and diverse community with local amenities readily available. While Agnes Street itself might not be on the most desirable street, its location within Levenshulme provides good access to everything the area has to offer.

The property has a small outside area, but it is not described as a substantial garden. The plot size is listed as 0.00 sqft, suggesting it’s very limited.