The asking price of £130,000 seems relatively reasonable for a two-bedroom terraced house in Kensington, Liverpool, considering comparable properties in the area and the property’s condition. While some nearby properties have sold for significantly less (possibly reflecting their condition), the average price in the surrounding area appears higher, indicating the price point isn’t unduly inflated. However, it is important to note that available data on square footage for comparables was limited.

The property appears habitable but in need of some cosmetic improvements. The interior photos show functional spaces but demonstrate a lack of recent upgrades or stylish decor. While not dilapidated, it’s not in pristine condition. The kitchen and bathroom, in particular, show signs of age and require some modernisation.

The property is located in Kensington, Liverpool, an area with a mix of housing types and proximity to several amenities. While it’s not in the most affluent area, it benefits from relatively close access to schools (some with good Ofsted ratings), transport links (train stations within a reasonable distance), and the city centre. However, the immediate surroundings shown in the photos don’t appear particularly attractive.

The property has virtually no land. There is mention of a small yard in some photos, but it’s minimal and doesn’t offer a substantial outdoor space.