The list price of £85,000 for a two-bedroom retirement apartment seems reasonable in the context of similar properties in the area. However, the lack of precise square footage for the nearby properties makes a direct comparison difficult. The price would be higher if it were a freehold property rather than leasehold. The overall score reflects a balance between the affordability and the property’s type (retirement apartment).

Based on the photographs, the property appears to be in good condition. The interior is presented well and seems well-maintained. Whilst the decor might not appeal to all tastes, there is no immediately visible need for significant repairs or renovations.

The property is located in Churchtown, Southport, which is known for its village atmosphere and proximity to amenities. The nearby presence of good schools and relatively close access to transport links (though requiring car or bus travel) boosts the score. However, it’s a retirement apartment complex, limiting the appeal to a specific demographic. The lack of detailed information on local shops and other amenities reduces the overall score.

The property offers access to communal gardens, which is positive. However, the lack of a private garden significantly impacts the land score. The shared garden space is a pleasant amenity but does not equate to a substantial private outdoor area.