The asking price of £135,000 seems competitive when compared with other similar terraced houses in the area, particularly given the lack of information on the property’s square footage. However, considering the condition of the property, the limited land, and the fact that some nearby properties on the same street sold at significantly lower prices, this price points to a potential need for negotiation or improvement to make it an exceptionally great value.

The property appears to be habitable and reasonably well maintained but shows signs of needing some cosmetic upgrades. While the kitchen and living areas seem functional, some minor repairs or renovations might be needed, such as addressing the apparent damage to a wall shown in one of the bedroom pictures. The overall condition is decent, although not pristine.

The property is located in the L6 postcode of Liverpool, specifically Kensington and Fairfield. This area benefits from proximity to several schools (some with good Ofsted ratings), and is within a reasonable distance of several train stations providing links to the city centre and beyond. While not in the most affluent area, it offers a relatively convenient location for access to amenities and transport. The presence of nearby streets with higher average property prices suggests some level of upward pressure on the area.

The property has a small, enclosed yard, which offers minimal outdoor space. It does not provide a substantial garden and is more of a restricted area for storage or potential small garden improvements. Therefore, the land score reflects the limited space available.