The asking price of £165,000 seems relatively competitive for a three-bedroom terraced house in Litherland, given the comparable properties listed in the vicinity. However, without precise square footage information, a definitive assessment of the price per square foot cannot be made. The property’s condition and the size of the gardens contribute to the pricing. The absence of other key features and the slightly dated interiors may somewhat impact perceived value.

Based on the photographs, the property appears to be in reasonable condition. The interior shows signs of some modernisation, particularly in the kitchen and bathroom, while the décor in other rooms is somewhat dated. There is some evidence of wear and tear, but no major structural issues are apparent in the images provided. Overall, it doesn’t appear to require significant renovation but could benefit from some updating to enhance its appeal.

The property is located on Springfield Avenue in Litherland, Liverpool. While Litherland might not be considered a prime location in the broader Liverpool context, it benefits from proximity to several amenities. The presence of well-regarded primary schools within a short distance (St. Philip’s and English Martyrs’, both rated ‘Good’) is a significant plus for families. The area also has relatively easy access to Merseyrail stations, offering connections to Liverpool city centre. The presence of local shops and other amenities contributes to a convenient lifestyle. However, compared to more affluent areas of Liverpool, Litherland may present some limitations, impacting the score.

The property includes both front and rear gardens. The rear garden is a paved patio area with a shed, offering limited space for outdoor activities. While the front is also paved it’s small and while functional, doesn’t offer a considerable amount of outdoor space in comparison to other properties. The overall land size appears relatively modest for a three-bedroom house in the area. This results in a moderate score.