The listing price of £120,000 seems relatively reasonable considering the property’s condition and location. However, the lack of plot size details and the extensive renovations needed mean that the price could potentially be viewed as slightly high compared to other similar properties in the area, requiring significant investment. The nearby street average price data is not very useful due to the lack of prices per sqft data. More precise comparable sales data is needed for an accurate price assessment.

The provided photographs reveal a property in need of substantial renovation and modernisation. The kitchen ceiling shows significant damage, and other areas reveal peeling wallpaper and dated fixtures and fittings. The overall impression is that the house requires significant work, before it can be considered habitable.

The property is situated in the L10 postcode area of Liverpool, specifically in the Cherryfield locality. While not in the city centre, its proximity to transport links (Kirkby train station is 2.03 km away) and several schools (Our Lady And St Swithin’s Catholic Primary School is within 1.28km) suggests a reasonably convenient location. The average house prices on nearby streets are in the £135,000 - £255,000 range, indicating the area isn’t significantly deprived.

The property includes a garden, which is a positive attribute. However, from the photos it appears relatively small and somewhat overgrown, hence the middling score. More information on the exact dimensions would improve the assessment.