The list price of £375,000 seems relatively reasonable considering the property’s size (1638 sqft), location in Churchtown, and the number of bedrooms and bathrooms. However, the lack of available data on average price per square foot for comparable properties hinders a more precise evaluation. Comparing it to nearby Moss Lane properties shows some price variation but not enough to label it overpriced. The average price on Moss Lane suggests it could be slightly below average for the road but in line with other areas close by.

The property appears to be generally well-maintained from the photographs. While the interior decor is dated in places and could benefit from some modernisation (carpet, some fixtures and fittings), there’s no evidence of significant structural damage or urgent repairs required. The recently updated bathrooms are a positive aspect. The overall condition is good but isn’t top-tier.

Churchtown is a sought-after area in Southport, known for its village atmosphere, good schools, and proximity to amenities. The property’s location on Moss Lane places it within easy reach of local shops, restaurants, and transport links. The proximity to good schools (Bishop David Sheppard and Churchtown Primary, both within a reasonable distance) is a significant positive. However, the lack of detailed information on the immediate surroundings of the property, and absence of information on the quality of local parks and green spaces slightly detracts from a higher score.

The property includes a garden which is a notable benefit, though it does not appear particularly extensive based on the photographs provided. It seems to be of an average size for a house of this type in the area and provides a private outdoor space. While it’s not exceptionally large, it’s larger than many urban properties.