The list price of £155,000 seems reasonable in the context of the provided data. The nearby comparable properties on Rumford Place are priced similarly (£145,000 to £210,000), suggesting the listing price falls within the established market range. The property’s size (802.99 sqft) and features (two bedrooms, two bathrooms) align with this price range. The nearby average street price on Union Street also supports the reasonableness of the listing price. While precise sqft pricing isn’t consistently available, the overall price appears competitive within its market segment.

Based on the photographs, the apartment appears to be in good, modern condition. The fixtures and fittings seem relatively new and well-maintained. The kitchen and bathrooms exhibit a contemporary design and are clean. While the condition is not perfect (no major visible defects), minor wear and tear are expected in an occupied property, explaining a score slightly below a perfect 10.

The property boasts a central Liverpool location, within close proximity to Liverpool James Street and Moorfields train stations (0.47 KM and 0.60 KM respectively), enhancing its appeal to commuters and those seeking convenient city access. The presence of several schools, albeit with varying Ofsted ratings, within a reasonable distance (1.23 KM to 1.90 KM) is a positive factor for families. The proximity to Union Street, with its average price point aligning with the subject property, supports the desirability of the area. However, the lack of immediate green space or larger parks may slightly detract from the location score.

The property is an apartment with no discernible private outdoor space; hence the very low score. The absence of a garden or balcony significantly impacts its appeal to buyers seeking outdoor area.