Given the list price of £55,000, and the lack of square footage information, a direct comparison to price per square foot is not possible. However, considering the nearby property prices (though information on size is missing), and the age and condition of the property, the price seems reasonably competitive for a two-bedroom flat in the area, especially considering it’s an auction property and guide prices often don’t fully reflect sale prices. Further research into comparable recently sold properties in the same complex would be needed for a more definitive assessment.

Based on the provided image, the property appears to be in fair condition, though it seems to show its age. There’s no visible significant damage, but there may be some need for maintenance and updating to bring it up to modern standards. A full inspection would be necessary for a complete assessment. The score reflects an average state of repair.

The property benefits from its proximity to several schools, including some with outstanding Ofsted ratings. Train stations are within reasonable walking or short driving distance, offering convenient access to other parts of Merseyside. While the immediate vicinity may lack extensive high-street shopping, amenities are within reach in nearby areas like Huyton. This contributes to a decent, but not exceptional, location score.

The property appears to be a flat within a larger building complex. There is no visible evidence of private garden space, leading to a low land score. This is typical for flats in this type of development.