The listed price of £99,950 appears reasonably competitive when considering comparable properties on Marlsford Street and nearby streets. However, the lack of square footage data makes it difficult to definitively assess the value per square foot. Given the generally good, though not exceptional, condition and location, the price seems fair for a 2-bedroom property in Liverpool, especially considering the lack of land. Some comparables in the area sell at a lower price, while others, with additional bedrooms and modernizations, sell at higher prices. The score of 7 reflects a fair, not exceptional, value.

Based on the provided photos, the property seems to be in reasonable condition. While the interior appears relatively well-maintained and recently decorated (the images show a modern interior and updated kitchen), there is a lack of information regarding the property’s structural integrity, roofing and other hidden aspects. The external appearance in the photographs suggests it could benefit from some exterior improvements or repairs. The overall impression is of a property that is habitable and well-presented for its price point, but not in pristine or premium condition. Therefore, it’s given a score of 6.

The property is located in L6, Liverpool, specifically Marlsford Street in the Kensington and Fairfield area. This area benefits from its proximity to several schools (The Academy of St Francis of Assisi, Harmonize Academy, etc.), which are all within a 1km radius and boast good to outstanding Ofsted ratings. The presence of good schools enhances the desirability of the area. Additionally, it has relatively good access to public transportation, including Edge Hill train station which is approximately 1.5km away. However, the area itself might lack some high street amenities and compared to other more central locations in Liverpool, might be considered less convenient for some buyers, hence, a score of 7.

There is no information about the property’s land size or garden. The photos show a typical terraced house in a built-up urban area, and no evidence suggests a significant garden or outdoor space is present. A score of 2 reflects this.