The list price is comparable to other apartments in the area, although a definitive assessment requires comparing the square footage with others, and the data supplied does not allow this to be done. The property’s condition and lack of land are considered in this appraisal, and given its presentation, it’s considered to be fairly priced for the current market.

The property appears to be generally well-maintained from the images provided. The interior is clean and appears to be in reasonable condition, needing some modernisation but not extensive renovations. The kitchen and bathroom look dated but functional, which suggests a moderate score. While the exterior looks solid, there is no indication of any recent upgrades or modernizations.

The property is located in Ainsdale, Southport, which benefits from proximity to Ainsdale Village and its amenities. The nearby train station provides convenient access to Southport and other areas. Good primary schools are within walking distance, further enhancing its family appeal. However, the immediate surroundings appear relatively compact and lack extensive green spaces, which is reflected in the slightly lower than average score.

The property has minimal land; it’s an apartment with no significant garden or outdoor space. This is a key factor limiting the overall score.