The list price of £100,000 seems relatively reasonable, given comparable properties in the area, considering its current state. However, because this property requires significant investment, its value is considerably impacted. The lack of sqft data for comparable properties makes a precise price per sqft analysis impossible. The need for extensive renovation works needs to be considered when evaluating its value. For this reason, a high score is not justified, even though it might be considered good value given the location.

The photographs clearly show the property is in significant need of renovation. Walls are damaged, plaster is missing, and the overall aesthetic suggests a considerable amount of work would be needed to bring it up to a habitable standard. The kitchen and bathroom are dated and require significant updates. The existing fixtures and fittings are poor quality. This is reflected in the low score.

The property is located in Wallasey, Wirral, a generally desirable area in the North West of England. Its proximity to several well-regarded primary schools (Somerville Primary, Kingsway Primary, St Joseph’s Catholic Primary) and relatively close distance to Merseyrail stations makes it convenient for families and commuters. However, the specific street and immediate surroundings aren’t described in sufficient detail to warrant a higher score. The available data indicates that the average price of nearby streets is higher. This could mean that the property in question is undervalued due to condition or is simply in a less desirable part of Alverstone Road.

While the property does include some outside space, the images show a small, unkempt yard with dilapidated outbuildings. There is no indication of a garden or substantial outdoor area. The lack of a well-maintained outdoor space contributes to the low score.