The listed price of £73,000 is competitive when compared to other similar properties on Muriel Street and nearby streets with similar features. However, the lack of precise square footage data for comparable properties makes a precise price per square foot comparison unreliable. The need for refurbishment also means that the price reflects a property needing some investment.

The property shows signs of needing some cosmetic work. While the structure appears sound, the interior photos reveal dated decor and fixtures, as well as some minor cosmetic damage such as marks on walls and flooring. A moderate amount of refurbishment would be needed to bring it up to modern standards, preventing it from being considered top condition.

The property benefits from its proximity to several good primary schools (Gwladys Street Primary, Everton Free School, Arnot St Mary’s Cofe Primary) all rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted, making it attractive to families. Additionally, its location near several Merseyrail stations offers convenient access to public transportation. However, the immediate street’s average price is lower than some nearby areas, suggesting the location isn’t in a top-tier, high-demand neighborhood. The proximity to Anfield Stadium might appeal to football fans, but could be a negative factor for some buyers.

The property has a small, basic yard that is only suitable for waste disposal. It lacks the space and features of a usable garden, so receives a low score.