The list price of £50,000 appears relatively reasonable considering the extremely low condition of the property, provided it is accurately reflected in the sale value. However, given the significant renovation costs required, a potential buyer would need to weigh these factors carefully to determine if it represents value for money. Comparables in the area show higher prices for properties, regardless of the condition, suggesting the value is impacted by the condition. Thus, the score is still relatively high.

The provided photographs clearly depict a property in extremely poor condition. Significant damage is visible throughout the house, including significant water damage, deteriorated walls, peeling wallpaper, and general disrepair. The property requires extensive renovation and repair work before it’s habitable.

The property is located in Bootle, Merseyside, an area with mixed characteristics. While it benefits from proximity to transport links via Merseyrail stations (Walton, Orrell Park, etc.) within a reasonable distance and some schools with varying Ofsted ratings, the overall desirability of the location is moderate. The presence of nearby streets with higher average property prices suggests some level of variability in the area.

The property has a small backyard, but the images show it is overgrown and contains debris. It is in need of significant landscaping. This is scored as low in comparison to other potential properties in the area that may have larger gardens or other amenities.