The asking price of £65,000 seems relatively reasonable for a one-bedroom apartment in Bootle, considering comparable listings in the area. The lack of square footage data makes it difficult to provide a precise price-per-square-foot analysis. However, given the limited space and condition, it sits within a reasonable range for the local market. The price would need to be adjusted for a premium value to account for this.

Based on the photos, the property appears generally clean and habitable, but shows signs of needing some cosmetic updates. The décor and fixtures seem dated, suggesting that while functional, it is not in top-notch condition. There is nothing that is majorly wrong with it, but it’s not what would be considered in excellent condition.

The property is located in Bootle, Merseyside, which benefits from relatively convenient access to public transport via nearby Merseyrail stations. The proximity to several schools, although with varying Ofsted ratings, adds to the location’s family-friendliness. However, Bootle’s overall desirability as a location is moderate, hence the score.

The property appears to offer very limited or no private outdoor space beyond a shared communal area. There is no evidence of a private garden and the parking appears to be shared which is common for apartments. There is no private land.