The list price of £240,000 seems reasonable relative to comparable properties in the area, especially considering the semi-detached nature and the average prices in nearby streets, while acknowledging the need for some improvement. However, without precise square footage for the comparable listings, a definitive price-per-square-foot analysis is not possible.

The property shows a mix of updated and outdated features. Some rooms appear well-maintained and recently renovated (e.g., kitchen extension), while others show signs of needing modernisation or repair (some wallpaper peeling, unfinished ceiling areas). Overall, while habitable, it’s not in excellent condition and could benefit from some upgrades.

Upholland benefits from a picturesque setting with views of the surrounding hills and a church. Proximity to good schools (St Thomas The Martyr and St Teresa’s, both rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) and relatively close access to train stations at Orrell and Upholland adds to its appeal. However, it’s a smaller village, so amenities might be more limited than in a larger town. The distance to more comprehensive amenities needs to be considered.

The property has a garden, however it appears relatively small and requires significant maintenance and landscaping. More precise plot dimensions would be needed for an accurate assessment, but based on the photos, it does not represent an expansive outdoor space.