The price achieves a 7. Considering the property’s condition, the list price of £95,000 may seem reasonable compared to prices of nearby streets, however, these data points are incomplete and lack crucial context of sq ft prices. The lack of directly comparable properties within the immediate vicinity makes it difficult to offer a completely conclusive evaluation of price competitiveness. While the price per sq ft data for nearby streets is unavailable, a more comprehensive analysis with complete data would offer greater certainty.

The property’s condition receives a score of 5. The images show a property that is habitable but requires significant cleaning and tidying, and some minor repairs, particularly evident in the exposed wall in one bedroom. It appears mostly well-maintained structurally, however, the interior’s presentation indicates a need for modernisation and thorough cleaning. The furnishings and overall look is dated, however, the essential elements of the house appear to be functional.

The property’s location scores a 4 due to its proximity to several primary schools, albeit with ‘Requires Improvement’ Ofsted ratings, and its considerable distance from main train stations. While schools are nearby, their quality needs improvement, and the commute to the nearest station requires significant travel time (over 3km). The lack of nearby comparable properties or listings makes assessing the true desirability difficult. A higher score would require confirming access to additional amenities and confirming the desirability of the wider St Helens area.

The property has a small garden, scoring a 3. While there is outdoor space, the images reveal it’s relatively compact, cluttered, and would require substantial work to be considered well-maintained. The space is not large enough to significantly improve the overall value of the property.