Considering the property’s location, condition, and relatively small garden, the list price of £180,000 appears reasonably competitive but not exceptionally good value. The lack of precise square footage information for comparable properties makes a definitive value judgment difficult. However, based on similar properties nearby, the price seems reflective of the area’s market trends, but not necessarily a bargain.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in reasonable condition, though not pristine. The rooms show signs of needing some updating or modernisation. The flooring is modern, but the kitchen and some of the finishes have an older aesthetic and may benefit from an update. The overall condition is presentable, but not high-end.

The property is situated in a popular residential area of Liverpool, with good access to local schools and transport links. While not in the city center, its proximity to several Merseyrail stations offers convenient access to the broader Liverpool area. The presence of well-regarded schools within a reasonable distance is also a positive factor. However, the absence of detailed information on local amenities (shops, parks, etc.) prevents a higher score.

The property includes a small rear garden, which is a positive feature, but not particularly large or remarkable. The garden space appears manageable for most families and is better than no garden at all; however, it doesn’t offer extensive outdoor space.