The list price of £120,000 is competitive with some other three-bedroom properties in the immediate vicinity, although several listed for sale have significantly higher values. The value is also influenced by the property’s condition. A lower price reflects the need for some modernisation and potential repair costs, which is why the score is moderate.

Based on the provided photos, the property shows signs of needing some modernisation and improvements. While the kitchen appears relatively modern, the bathroom shows significant wear and tear, and several rooms feature dated decor and finishes. This suggests a need for upgrades that could impact a prospective buyer’s budget. Some cosmetic repairs would also improve the overall appeal.

The property is situated in the L10 postcode of Liverpool, which has seen growth in recent years and is close to transport links such as Kirkby train station (2.11km away). Proximity to schools (with several ‘Good’ Ofsted-rated options within 2km) also adds to the location’s appeal. However, the area may not appeal to all, and it isn’t within the most affluent part of Liverpool.

The property has a small rear garden with artificial turf. While it offers some outdoor space, it is not extensive, and therefore considered to be relatively small compared to other properties. This modest size limits the land’s overall score.