The list price of £25,000 is quite low compared to other properties in nearby streets, even those without comparable information. While the lack of square footage data prevents precise per-square-foot comparison, this low price may reflect the property’s size or the current state of the St Helens market. The price does seem attractive for a first-time buyer or investor in search of a low entry price point for a central location. However, further investigation on specific property dimensions is recommended.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in reasonable condition. The finishes seem fairly modern, but the apartment looks unfurnished and somewhat sparsely decorated, suggesting a need for some interior upgrades to make it feel more homely. Therefore, it’s not in pristine condition, but neither is it dilapidated.

The property is located in St Helens town centre, offering proximity to transport links (St Helens Central station is 0.24km away), schools (several within 1km radius), and local amenities. This central location is a plus for convenience, scoring it relatively high. However, St Helens itself may not be considered a highly desirable location by all buyers, hence the score is not a 10.

The property is an apartment; therefore it offers minimal to no land. It appears to have a small balcony, but this does not equate to a significant amount of land.