The asking price of £110,000 is relatively low for a three-bedroom house in Liverpool. However, when accounting for the condition requiring extensive renovation, the price may appear more reasonable. The lack of precise square footage data complicates a definitive price-per-square-foot assessment. Comparing this property to similar ones on Osborne Road, which are listed around the same price point, and also noting the need for refurbishment, a score of ⁷⁄₁₀ is appropriate. Further comparative analysis with similar properties’ price per square foot would improve accuracy, but this data isn’t provided.

Based on the provided photographs, the property shows signs of significant wear and tear. The flooring needs refurbishment, wall damage is present, and the garden is overgrown and unkempt. While the bathroom appears functional, it’s also dated and could benefit from modernisation. The kitchen appears minimally functional, requiring improvements. Overall, while the house is habitable, it requires considerable renovation and maintenance, hence the ⁴⁄₁₀ score.

The property is located in Litherland, a suburb of Liverpool. It benefits from proximity to several schools (St Philip’s, English Martyrs’, Litherland High School, Hatton Hill Primary, and Our Lady Queen of Peace), receiving ‘Good’ or ‘Requires Improvement’ Ofsted ratings. Transport links are available via nearby Merseyrail stations, although the distances listed are moderate. The area appears to have amenities, based on the estate agent’s description, making it reasonably convenient. However, without more detailed information about local shops, parks, and other amenities, the score remains a ⁷⁄₁₀. The average property prices on nearby streets suggest a reasonable price range.

The property includes a garden, which is a positive feature. However, based on the images, the garden is overgrown and needs significant attention. The size is unspecified, and the images don’t clearly suggest a substantial space, hence the score of ⁵⁄₁₀.