The asking price of £220,000 seems fairly reasonable, considering the property’s size, location, and recent updates. However, comparable properties in the area show a wide price range, and there is a lack of specific square footage data for nearby properties to make a definitive statement on price per square foot which would help further refine the price assessment. Therefore, while it’s not overpriced, it may not be an exceptional bargain either. The price would likely adjust depending on the state of the property’s systems (e.g., electric, plumbing, roofing) which aren’t described.

The property appears to be in reasonably good condition, based on the provided images. The interior has been recently renovated or updated, with new flooring and modern fixtures. However, some minor cosmetic improvements could enhance its overall appeal. The exterior appears standard for the area and shows minimal signs of significant disrepair.

The property is located in Anfield, Liverpool, which benefits from proximity to Anfield Stadium, good schools (Anfield Road Primary being ‘Good’ according to Ofsted), and relatively easy access to public transport. While the immediate surroundings might not be considered top-tier, the location offers a blend of community spirit and convenience, which appeals to families and those working in the area or attracted by the football stadium. This is a reasonably good location in comparison to other areas in Liverpool.

The property has a small, enclosed rear yard. It is not substantial and lacks features that would be considered a desirable garden. This is typical of terraced houses in Anfield and many other densely populated urban areas.