The asking price of £110,000 for a one-bedroom property in Southport needs to be considered in relation to comparable properties in the area. While the property is smaller than the average and there is a lack of square foot data for most comparable properties, the price seems slightly higher than what might be expected given the condition and land size. Considering the average price in the surrounding streets, it isn’t unreasonably high, but not outstanding value either.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in generally reasonable condition, although some minor improvements or cosmetic updates might enhance its appeal. The kitchen and bathroom show signs of acceptable modernisation, but there is a noticeable lack of significant updates throughout. The overall condition is adequate but not exceptional, hence the moderate score.

The property is located on Sefton Street in Southport, which benefits from its proximity to Southport town centre and several amenities. The presence of nearby schools, including Linaker Primary School and St Philip’s Church of England Primary School, further enhances its appeal to families. Good transport links via Merseyrail also contribute to a positive location score. However, the lack of detailed information on the immediate street environment and neighborhood atmosphere slightly limits the score.

The property has a very small garden, primarily composed of gravel. The plot size is reported as 0.00 sqft which indicates a negligible amount of outdoor space, leading to a low land score.