The asking price of £162,000 needs more context to provide an accurate assessment. The lack of square footage data prevents a price-per-square-foot comparison with local market averages. However, comparing it with similar nearby apartments, a price in the range of the other 2 bedroom apartments that have been recently listed in the area seems reasonable. Without square footage, the value-for-money assessment is difficult to make definitively. The fact that other similar properties are listed at a similar or higher price point indicates that the price is within the range of comparable properties. Further investigation into property sizes is needed to make a better judgment on price.

The apartment appears to be in good condition, with modern fittings and furnishings visible in the photos. However, it is a relatively small property and some minor wear and tear is expected. There is no visible damage. The lack of information about the property’s age could influence the score in either direction. A professional survey is still recommended.

The property benefits from a central Liverpool location, close to the city’s business district and transport links including Moorfields and Liverpool James Street train stations. Proximity to several schools, albeit with varying Ofsted ratings, adds to its convenience. The views shown in the photos suggest a desirable outlook.

The property is an apartment, which inherently means limited land. There is no garden or private outdoor space apparent from the provided photos.