Considering the required renovations, the list price appears somewhat reasonable in comparison to other nearby properties; however, the absence of square footage data and comparable properties in similar condition makes this a difficult assessment. The price may be justifiable due to its location, but buyers must account for substantial renovation costs, which would significantly impact the return on investment. The price is thus mid-range, with some uncertainty surrounding the actual value given the lack of detail.

The photographs clearly show the property is in need of significant renovation. Damp is evident in multiple rooms, wallpaper is peeling, and the overall state of the property suggests considerable work and investment are required before it is habitable. The kitchen and bathroom fixtures appear dated and worn.

The property benefits from being close to several primary schools with varying Ofsted ratings, indicating options for families. Public transport links, while not immediately on the doorstep, are within a reasonable distance, making it accessible to the wider Liverpool area. However, the immediate locality specifics are lacking from the data provided, impacting the overall score.

No information on garden size or land is provided. Based on the property type and photos, it’s likely a standard terraced house with minimal or no outside space. This receives a low score as a result.