At £270,000, the list price falls within the range of comparable properties in the area (nearby listings are similarly priced). However, without precise square footage information on these comparisons, a definitive judgment on value is difficult. The property’s condition and location contribute positively to its pricing, though the lack of detail regarding plot size makes a precise assessment of price per square foot, compared to the local market, impossible. This uncertainty results in a score reflecting fair value but not exceptional value.

The provided photographs showcase a property that appears to be in excellent condition. The interior displays modern fixtures and fittings, and a recently renovated, or possibly new, kitchen and bathroom. There’s no visible evidence of significant repair or renovation needs. The property presents a well-maintained and updated aesthetic.

Rainford is a desirable village in Merseyside, known for its good schools and convenient access to local amenities. The proximity to excellent primary and secondary schools (Rainford High School rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted), along with its relatively short distance to Rainford train station, which provides connections to St Helens and beyond, boosts its desirability. While the specific distance to shops isn’t provided, the description mentions proximity to them, further enhancing the location score.

The property has a garden, but the images suggest it’s of modest size. While there’s outdoor space, it doesn’t appear to be exceptionally large or offer significant additional features, resulting in a middling score.