The list price of £140,000 seems reasonably competitive given the city center location, the property’s size and condition, and the lack of outdoor space. Nearby listings show a range of prices, with some apartments far less expensive and penthouses/flats with similar bedroom numbers commanding a significantly higher price. However, the lack of price per square foot information on comparable properties in the area restricts definitive assessment of value. Therefore, the price is considered reasonable, but not exceptionally good value in light of the lack of information on comparable properties in the area.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in generally good condition, though it could benefit from some modernization or aesthetic upgrades. The bathrooms and kitchen seem functional but slightly dated. While the property is livable, some aspects may deter buyers seeking a move-in-ready space. Therefore, the score is not high, reflecting its ‘good condition’ yet slight need for improvements.

The property is located in a central Liverpool location (L1 6BB), offering proximity to various amenities. It’s close to several train stations, increasing its desirability for commuters and those seeking convenient city center access. The presence of schools within a reasonable distance further enhances its family appeal. However, the specific quality of the immediate surroundings is not fully detailed, so the score reflects both the central location benefits and the lack of granular information on local environment.

The property’s plot size is listed as 0.00 sqft, indicating an apartment style dwelling with no private garden or significant outdoor space. Thus, the land score is low as there are no notable outside amenities.