The list price seems reasonable considering comparable properties in the area. While data on average price per sqft is lacking for the exact street, nearby streets have varying average prices. The property requires modernisation, so the price accounts for this necessary investment. It does not appear to be overpriced, although more precise price per square foot data would aid a more definitive assessment.

The property shows its age and needs some modernisation. While structurally sound, the interior images reveal dated decor, carpets, and some minor wall damage. The kitchen and bathrooms appear functional but could benefit from an update to improve their aesthetic appeal and market value.

The property is located in Waterloo, a seaside town near Liverpool. It benefits from being close to good primary schools (St John’s Church of England Primary School and St Edmund’s and St Thomas’ Catholic Primary School, both rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted), and has a nearby train station (Waterloo, Merseyside) providing convenient transport links. The proximity to amenities is a plus, but the overall rating is slightly lowered due to the lack of detailed information on the immediate vicinity and broader area attractions.

The property has a small rear garden which is adequate but does not offer extensive outdoor space. While there is a patio and a shed, the overall size appears relatively small compared to what might be expected in other areas, hence the moderate score.