The list price of £200,000 seems relatively reasonable when compared to similar properties in the area. Nearby listings on Beech Avenue itself are around the same price, and those on similar streets such as Lynton Grove (with a higher average price) show that prices range significantly. Given the lack of precise square footage, a definitive comparison per square foot is impossible. However, considering the condition and size, the asking price appears within market expectations for the region.

The property appears to be in generally good condition based on the photographs, though it shows signs of being somewhat dated. The decor and fixtures seem original or slightly updated, but not recently renovated. There is no apparent significant damage or deterioration. It appears clean and well-maintained but could benefit from some modernisation to enhance its aesthetic appeal.

The property is situated in Clock Face, St Helens, which benefits from good transport links to Lea Green train station (approximately 1.07 km) providing access to major cities like Manchester and Liverpool. Several highly-rated primary schools are within a short distance, including Willow Tree Primary and St Theresa’s Catholic Primary, making it appealing to families. While Clock Face might not be considered a ‘prime’ location within Merseyside, it offers a decent balance of convenience and local amenities. The proximity to other nearby streets such as Lynton Grove, which has a higher average price, suggests a relatively desirable area.

The property includes a garden of reasonable size, as evidenced by the photos, offering space for outdoor activities. Though not expansive, the size appears suitable for a family home, particularly considering it has a patio and additional storage. The presence of a shed further enhances this.