The listing price of £125,000 seems relatively reasonable, given the property’s location in Neston and considering comparable properties in the area. However, the significant renovation needed pushes the price closer to the lower end of the reasonable spectrum, particularly when taking into account the small plot size. The lack of information on the property’s square footage also adds to the uncertainty of the price’s justification. Several neighbouring properties are listed at higher values but appear to be more substantially sized and potentially offer more modern features.

Based on the provided photographs, the property is in need of significant renovation and modernisation. While the structure appears sound, the interior finishes, including walls, flooring, kitchen, and bathroom, are dated, require updating, and show signs of disrepair (e.g., damaged walls and peeling wallpaper). There is evidence that some work has started in the bathroom, but overall, it requires substantial investment to bring it to a habitable standard.

Neston is a desirable town in Cheshire, with good access to transport links (Neston train station is 0.28km away), schools (several good-rated primary and secondary schools within a reasonable distance), and amenities. The property’s location on Poplar Weint places it conveniently close to the town centre, enhancing its appeal. However, the immediate street environment might not be as charming or well-maintained as other parts of Neston, thus the score isn’t a perfect 10.

The property has a small backyard. While it offers some outdoor space, it’s significantly underdeveloped and overgrown, lacking any notable features. The limited size and condition of the garden warrant a low score.