The list price of £50,000 seems relatively low when comparing it to other properties in the area, especially considering the proximity to the town centre. However, the lack of information about square footage significantly impacts a more precise assessment. The overall condition, as noted, may also impact its final sale price. The lower price compared to similar properties on the same street suggests that it could be underpriced but it could also be that the flat is far smaller than comparable listings.

Based on the provided images, the property appears to be in reasonably habitable condition. However, some minor maintenance and updates might improve its overall appeal. The kitchen and bathroom seem functional but could benefit from some modernising, and the general state of the property appears somewhat dated and would benefit from redecoration, so it is not in excellent condition.

The property benefits from its proximity to Warrington town centre, offering convenient access to amenities, shops, and transportation links. Warrington Central train station is less than a kilometer away, providing good connectivity. The presence of several well-regarded schools within a reasonable distance adds to the location’s appeal, particularly for families or investors targeting rental income from students or young professionals. However, the specific details regarding the immediate surroundings of the property itself (e.g., presence of parks, noise levels, etc.) are lacking, leading to a score that’s not perfect.

There is no information suggesting the property includes a garden or significant land area. The description and photographs strongly suggest that this is a small apartment/flat, meaning very little land is associated with the property.