The asking price of £140,000 seems fairly reasonable, considering the local market and provided comparable listings. Although sqft pricing isn’t available for all listed properties, the limited data available doesn’t show any significant under or overpricing. The presence of a garden, and the reasonable location, support the price justification. However, the need for potential modernization works might lead some buyers to negotiate a lower offer.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears generally well-maintained but shows signs of needing some updating. The interior decor is dated, particularly the wallpaper and flooring. The kitchen and bathrooms, while functional, are not modern and could benefit from refurbishment. The exterior is presentable, indicating reasonable upkeep, but certain aesthetic updates might enhance its curb appeal.

The property is located in the Kensington and Fairfield area of Liverpool (L6 1PQ), which benefits from relatively close proximity to several primary schools with good Ofsted ratings (Sacred Heart Catholic Primary, Whitefield Primary, and Everton Nursery). The area also has several transport links, although the distance to major stations like Lime Street is notable. While the provided street-level data is limited, it suggests a residential area with potential for family living. However, Kensington and Fairfield’s position further from the city center might be a drawback for some buyers.

The property includes a garden, which is a considerable positive for a property of this type in an urban area like Liverpool. The garden appears to offer reasonable space for outdoor activities or relaxing. Although a precise plot size isn’t given, the photos suggest a space larger than many comparable terraced houses in the city.