The list price of £92,500 falls within the range of nearby comparable properties on Falkland Avenue and nearby streets. Considering the apparent condition and limited information about the size of the property, the price seems reasonably competitive for the area, although not exceptionally good value. Without square footage details, it is difficult to conclusively determine the value relative to local prices per square foot. The price also considers the typical price ranges for properties within a similar condition and location.

Based on the provided image, the property appears to be in reasonable condition, although not excellent. The exterior brickwork looks somewhat aged and might require some maintenance. The garden appears slightly unkempt. While the image only shows the exterior, there is no evidence of significant structural issues from the exterior image. Further inspection would be needed for a more accurate assessment of the interior condition. Without a full structural survey, I cannot provide a higher score.

The property is situated in the Clifton area of Blackpool, which benefits from relatively close proximity to schools (St George’s and Baines’ Endowed are within a kilometre and rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted), and also has train stations within a reasonable distance (although specific travel times are not provided, the distances of approximately 3-4km suggest a journey time of 10-20 minutes or so). The average prices of nearby streets (Eskdale Close and Clifton Crescent) suggest higher values in the area, but the average price of Clifton Road, in particular, suggests that this property may benefit from some property value uplift given its closer proximity to these streets, even though they’re still within a reasonable range. While Blackpool’s city centre and main attractions might require longer commutes, the location is generally considered relatively convenient. However, this convenience is somewhat offset by the lack of detailed information about crime rates or local amenities, which are needed for a higher score.

The property seems to have a small garden, as is typical for terraced houses in this area. However, the image and information do not provide a definite measurement of the garden, or any details on the overall plot size, leaving room for speculation. Therefore, a relatively low score is given to reflect uncertainty regarding the actual land size.