The list price of £250,000 appears somewhat reasonable when considering the local market data. However, the lack of specific square footage data on comparable properties makes a precise price-per-square-foot comparison difficult. The property’s condition and the garden’s condition are factors that could influence its final market value. This means that the £250,000 price point represents fair value for the property, however further upgrades to the property would likely boost its valuation.

The property shows a generally well-maintained interior. The kitchen and one bathroom appear recently updated, suggesting some renovation work. However, other areas, such as the garden and some rooms, appear somewhat dated or in need of further tidying. This suggests a property that is comfortable but could benefit from additional modernisation.

Scarisbrick benefits from a desirable semi-rural location, offering a peaceful atmosphere while maintaining good access to amenities and transport links. The proximity to highly-rated primary schools (Scarisbrick St Mark’s and St Mary’s) adds to its family-friendly appeal. The relatively short distances to both Southport and Ormskirk provide access to broader shopping, leisure, and employment opportunities, although those without a car may find transport to these towns inconvenient depending on the frequency and availability of public transportation. This balances the advantages of a tranquil setting with accessibility to wider resources.

The property includes a garden, but its size and condition are not explicitly defined, and the provided images show a garden needing some attention. Although there is a garden, its size is not large, nor is it presented as particularly well-maintained, and it would require some work to be fully utilised and enjoyed. The additional land in the form of a driveway is a positive however.